The looming implementation of the Aifm (Alternative Investment Fund Managers) Directive and the passporting opportunities afforded by new Ucits IV...
Read moreDetailsChinese brokerage Citic Securities hopes to sell 51% of China Asset Management Co (AMC), the country's biggest fund manager by...
Read moreDetailsThe financial crisis shook regulators to the core and led them to take a stricter stance than ever. Angele Spiteri...
Read moreDetailsNordic fund managers are becoming more comfortable with outsourcing their fund administration. Although several still carry out these functions in-house,...
Read moreDetailsAlternative fund managers will find that the controversial Aifm directive will create a world-class brand just like Ucits, Ugo Bassi,...
Read moreDetailsCountries such as Poland and Hungary are promising places for asset servicing firms to do business, both to satisfy local...
Read moreDetailsInstitutional investors are likely to increase e-trading in the near future, says Rupert Warmington of Tradeweb, as vanilla products prevail...
Read moreDetailsHigh-frequency trading, dark pools and flash crashes have become part of the trading world's lexicon and are now within the...
Read moreDetailsStability has returned to the CEE region which endured a panic effect in the wake of the financial crisis and...
Read moreDetailsMost asset management firms have yet to fully embrace social media. Martyn Cuff of Allianz Global Investors Europe says that in...
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