muzinich unveils em short duration bond
Muzinich & Co has launched a Ucits hard currency emerging market short-duration corporate bond fund for manager duo Warren Hyland and Christina Bastin.
Muzinich & Co has launched a Ucits hard currency emerging market short-duration corporate bond fund for manager duo Warren Hyland and Christina Bastin.
State Street Global Advisors has named Graham Fox as head of intermediaries for Ireland.
The Irish Fund Industry Association is calling on the European Union to implement a consistent global response to money market funds reform.
The Bank of Ireland is to close its Isle of Man operations by the end of August next year, as it turns its focus on strengthening "core businesses" in the UK and Irish markets.
In what some industry experts say may be a first for a life company, Prudential International is consulting with the advisory industry to gauge whether there is interest in Ireland-domiciled QROP schemes for non-residents.
HM Revenue & Customs has announced that it formally recognises as a stock exchange a new joint-venture listing entity unveiled last year by Ireland and Malta.
Irish and American officials today signed an agreement whereby Ireland has pledged to collect data on accounts in Irish financial institutions held by Americans, and provide it to the US tax authorities.
The main Irish and Luxembourg funds industry associations have largely welcomed the publication, on Wednesday, of the final so-called AIFM Directive Level 2 regulations, saying that they bring much-needed clarity to the situation.
Ireland has announced plans to overhaul its non-Ucits fund regime, in a bid to remain attractive to fund managers ahead of the implementation of the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive.
Jersey has appointed Joe Moynihan, current chief executive of Allied Irish Bank Jersey, as its new director of financial services.
The vast majority of debt in todays world will be defaulted on, according to Philippa Malmgren, president and founder of London based Principalis Asset Management.
Irelands minister for finance has approved plans to introduce legislation which will allow Sicav structured funds to be domiciled in the country, as it gears up for the AIFMD.