Goldman Sachs execs grilled in 1MDB probe
Singapore’s economic crime unit has interviewed current and former Goldman Sachs executives over their links to beleaguered sovereign wealth fund 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB), reports Bloomberg.
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Ex-Goldman veteran to launch Ucits Indian equity fund
The ex-CIO and lead portfolio manager of Goldman Sachs Asset Management’s (GSAM) Indian Equity Fund is launching a Ucits-compliant fund for UK and European clients.
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PEOPLE MOVES: Goldman, StanChart, Manulife
Goldman Sachs and Manulife have both made significant hires in Asia, while Standard Chartered has appointed a fresh private banking Emea head.
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Goldman Sachs gets Saudi equities trading licence
Goldman Sachs received approval on Sunday to trade equities in Saudi Arabia, joining a growing cohort of western investment banks and fund managers expanding in the kingdom.
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Goldman Sachs to sell entire Rothesay Life stake
Goldman Sachs has agreed to sell its remaining stake in UK-based life insurer Rothesay Life to MassMutual Life Insurance and to funds managed or advised by investment firm Blackstone and Singaporean fund management company GIC.
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Goldman Sachs AM first to register foreign retail funds in UAE
Goldman Sachs Asset Management (GSAM) has become the first firm to register foreign investment funds for retail investors in the UAE under the new mutual fund regulation introduced by the Emirates’ Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA).
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US justice department probes Jho Low role in 1MDB scandal
US authorities are planning to file criminal charges against Malaysian financier Jho Low in connection with the stricken sovereign wealth fund 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB), the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Ex-Goldman Sachs banker banned in 1MDB scandal
Former Goldman Sachs director Tim Leissner has been banned from working in Singapore’s financial services industry for 10 years for his involvement with stricken Malaysian sovereign wealth fund 1MDB, with further prohibition orders expected.
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Volatility to rock corporate credit, says Goldman Sachs AM
Stronger volatility is coming and credit risks are not properly priced to reflect the change due to investors chasing yield, said Jonathan Xiong, head of the fixed income alternatives group at Goldman Sachs Asset Management.
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EM shares to overcome US headwinds, says Goldman Sachs AM
A Trumped-up US economy, taper tantrum and a dollar bull market do not have to be insurmountable headwinds for emerging market equities, according to Goldman Sachs Asset Management’s Luke Barrs.
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US fiduciary rule critic Scaramucci named in new Trump role
A leading critic of the Department of Labor’s (DoL) upcoming fiduciary rule, which will require pension advisers to act in the best interests of their clients, putting an end to high-commission investment products, has been named as an assistant to president-elect Donald Trump.
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Goldman Sachs AM defends global REITs
The prospect of higher interest rates around the world is less likely to hit real estate investment trusts (REITs) over the long term than other, so called, bond proxies, said Goldman Sachs Asset Management’s Hong Kong-based portfolio manager Frankie Lee.