Bottomup diversification JPMAM launches SICAV
J.P. Morgan Asset Management is targeting investor demand for diversification with the announcement of a new SICAV vehicle.
J.P. Morgan Asset Management is targeting investor demand for diversification with the announcement of a new SICAV vehicle.
France has always been an attractive place to live but, there is a long-held perception that French taxes will eat up much of your income and savings, says Jason Porter, business development manager at Blevins Franks.
Old Mutual International (OMI), which rebranded from Skandia International at the end of last year, saw a drop in profit and sales over 2014 as it struggled with the costs of implementing its new wealth management platform and continuing regulatory changes.
JTC Group has been granted a licence to provide its private client, corporate, fund and real estate services in the Cayman Islands.
BNY Mellon today said a US firm it acquired on 2 January called Cutwater Asset Management will be administered by its London-based asset manager Insight Investment.
The threat of a far left victory in the snap Greece election on 25 January has sent the FTSE 100 downwards as 2015 trading begins in earnest.
The UCITS-compliant open-ended fund, which opened to investors on 4 December, will focus on the G10 market.
Brooks Macdonald Asset Management (BMAM) has signed a deal with Clarkson Wayman Ball (CWB), giving the latter access to three of its offshore bond compatible services.
Skandia International has seen its funds under management (FUM) grow by just 2% this year, as strong UK offshore sales are offset by lower sales in the Far East.
Friends Provident International (FPI) is seeking a licence to do new business in Japan, three years after a strategic review by the incoming chief executive John Van der Wielen resulted in the company exiting from the market.
Axa Wealth International has revealed plans to launch a non-contractual offshore bond targeting the younger income rich, capital poor demographic.