Brooks Macdonald International appoints
Darren Zaman has been appointed chief executive of Brooks Macdonald International (BMI), replacing John Davey, who has stepped down to pursue other business interests.
Author: PA Adviser
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Standard Life shareholders endorse
The seal of approval has been given by Standard Life shareholders to sell the company’s Canadian business to Manulife for £2.2bn.
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Amundi to open Asian ETF business next year
Amundi will open an exchange-traded fund business in Asia next year with the intention of doubling its assets under management.
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London Capital launch five model portfolios
London & Capital has launched five global model portfolios, offering investors a wider range of investment and risk exposure options.
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FPI hires Simpson as regional sales director
Friends Provident International has hired Transamerica Lifes Toby Simpson for the newly created role of regional sales director (Southeast Asia).
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Flinks 2014 International life industry
A significant majority of high level figures representing international life and fund management businesses have said they are optimistic about the cross-border life industry.
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RBC GAM launches Asia Ex Japan fund
A new fund has been launched by RBC Global Asset Management (RBC GAM) to give global investors exposure to the expertise of an Asia-based investment team.
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IFS signs first of its kind deal with Jupiter
Jupiter Asset Management is to offer clients of International Financial Services access to one of its flagship Merlin portfolios under a new partnership.
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First Names Group acquires Jersey trust provider
First Names Group has agreed terms to acquire Jersey trust and corporate services provider Seymour Trust Company, its seventh acquisition since its management buyout in July 2012.
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Kames eyes European expansion with
Kames has appointed a business development manager for its European sales team to help expand its business in the Spanish and Portuguese markets.
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Sanlam and Four Capital form joint venture
Sanlam International Investment and Four Capital Partners have merged to form a new company called Sanlam Four.
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EEA group slams FCA for victimising advisers
A group representing investors into the EEA Life Settlements Fund has criticised the FCA for continuing to harm advisers by encouraging complaints against them in its bombshell warning on the controversial fund last week.