FPI has named a new financial director and Source has appointed a UK chief executive. In spite of break-up rumours, Old Mutual Wealth has hired a head of proposition from Sanlam. Both Vonobel and Aviva Investors announced departures.
There are few things one can be definitive about at the moment, especially within financial markets. That journalists (and most likely the public) are going to be heartily sick of talking about Brexit in four months, is perhaps one of the few things everyone can agree on.
Axa IM has rejigged its distribution range management team; while Cyrus Investment Management added prestige to its advisory board with a senior military figure and a political heavyweight. Meanwhile, companies across the financial sector strengthened their sales and marketing teams as we move ever deeper into 2016.
We’re now in the second month of the year and corporate musical chairs doesn’t appear to be slowing. In fact, opening International Adviser’s mailbox each morning to a slew of appointments, promotions, and departures is beginning to feel a bit like Groundhog Day.
Despite recording its first net asset outflow for seven quarters, Deutsche Asset and Wealth Management (AWM) outperformed the rest of the group; achieving net revenue growth of 14.2% in the fourth quarter, against a decrease of 15.2% for Deutsche Bank Group over the same period.
OMGI and Deutsche Bank have announced promotions, while Ashburton Investments and Elian have made senior appointments. After departing The Investment Association, former chief executive Daniel Godfrey has joined the advisory board of a fintech startup.
Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management has launched its first strategic beta sovereign bond exchange-traded fund (ETF).
Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management has launched an ETF that offers exposure to the US dollar-denominated liquid corporate bond market.
A multi-asset portfolio of income generating exchange traded products (ETFs) can be built to deliver solid returns with a minimal increase in risk, according to research by Deutsche Bank’s wealth management arm.
Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management, part of the Deutsche Bank Group, has hired long-standing Middle East expert Albert Trinkl to develop the bank’s business and asset management client base in the region.
Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management has added to its exchange-traded fund range with the launch of equally weighted FTSE 100 tracker.
Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management has launched the first exchange-traded fund (ETF) on the European market to provide investors with exposure to China’s domestic sovereign bond market.
