Singapore’s IMA unveils fund risk guidelines
The Investment Management Association of Singapore has released a set of guidelines for fund management firms to better understand the potential risks of the products they sell.
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Retail investors dump UK for Europe as election worries rise
UK equity funds saw their largest ever net retail outflow in March, the Investment Association said on Thursday, as investors’ preference for continental Europe continued to grow apace.
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New investor forum encourages international
A group of institutions in the UK, known as the Investor Forum, has published a list of 13 objectives, included in which is an aim to encourage the involvement of more international investors with UK companies.
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long-awaited final fatca regulations released
The US Treasury and Internal Revenue Service last night issued the final regulations detailing how the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act is to be implemented, ending weeks of speculation.
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fatca launch dates delayed
America's tax authorities have delayed the starting dates of key parts of FATCA for those non-US financial institutions in countries not covered by an intergovernmental agreement with the US.
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IMA calls on EC not to introduce rules to tackle short-termism
The IMA has written to the EC urging it against introducing rules to deal with weak corporate gov…
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Commodity and GEM fund sales break records in November
Net retail sales of commodity funds stood at £208m in November, the highest such figure on record.
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Funds of funds see best year on record, says IMA
Year-to-date net retail sales of funds of funds have totalled £5.1bn, the highest figure on record.
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Efama poaches Syyrilä for top regulatory role
Jarkko Syyrilä has left the IMA to take up the role of deputy director general at Efama.
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Offshore fund sales slow on fears over Europe
Retail sales of offshore funds into the UK fell in May as investors took a more cautious approach.
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130 more offshore funds apply for IMA inclusion
The IMA has received applications from a further 130 offshore funds to be included in its sectors.
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IMA adds offshore funds to its sector classification system
The Investment Management Association (IMA) has added offshore funds to its classification system