schroders brings 2bn convertible bonds
Schroders has established an in-house convertible bond team, basing the managers in Zurich where they will run more than $2bn worth of assets.
Schroders has established an in-house convertible bond team, basing the managers in Zurich where they will run more than $2bn worth of assets.
The Cayman Islands and Costa Rica are the latest jurisdictions to have signed up to the US Governments automatic exchange of tax information initiative, the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act.
Financial service support firm Anson Group has sold its funds administration business to the JTC Group.
Advisers in the UAE are split on whether removing commission from the advice process would be good for consumers.
Guernsey, Jersey, Luxembourg and South Africa are among more than 35 countries to have committed to the early adoption of the next set of OECD measures to tackle tax evasion.
Neuberger Berman has launched another sub fund of its Irish-domiciled Ucits funds umbrella, Neuberger Berman Investment Funds, focussing on emerging market debt.
The British Virgin Islands, Gibraltar, Montserrat, the Turks and Caicos Islands and Bermuda have signed tax information sharing agreements with the UK Government.
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Net inflows into UCITS funds almost trebled in the third quarter of the year compared with Q2, as equity funds benefitted from greater investor confidence, the European Fund and Asset Management Association reported.
The UK- and Gibraltar-based Blacktower Group is expanding into the Caribbean and Latin American markets, with the establishment of an office in the Cayman Islands.
Dubai has been chosen to host the 2020 World Expo trade convention, becoming the first Middle Eastern city to host the event.