Eastspring establishes onshore presence in China
Eastspring Investments has joined the growing list of foreign asset managers who have set up an investment management wholly-foreign owned enterprises (IM Wfoe) in China.
Eastspring Investments has joined the growing list of foreign asset managers who have set up an investment management wholly-foreign owned enterprises (IM Wfoe) in China.
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Insolvent discretionary fund manager Beaufort Securities was given a stay of execution by the UK regulator to allow the Federal Bureau of Investigation to finish its undercover operation, it has been revealed.
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Blackrock has defended itself against charges from a parliamentary select committee that it was “schizophrenic” in its holdings of Carillion, taking both long and short positions.
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Aviva Asia will launch a Hong Kong joint venture in the first half of 2018, as the group shifts its investment focus to high growth markets.
The wealth division of Credit Agricole has launched a big push into Spain with two new offices and senior recruits who all join from Deutsche Bank.
Health insurer Cigna Corporation is to acquire US Fortune 100 company Express Scripts for a staggering $67bn (£48bn, €54bn).
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