citi and bosera unveil china balanced
Citigroup First Investment Management and Bosera International have teamed up to launch China Balanced, a Cayman Islands-domiciled unit trust investing in China-related equities and bonds.
Citigroup First Investment Management and Bosera International have teamed up to launch China Balanced, a Cayman Islands-domiciled unit trust investing in China-related equities and bonds.
Specialist fixed income boutique Glendevon King Asset Management has launched a Norwegian krone class in its new Global Bond Fund II, offering investors access to the safe haven growth story of the currency.
Zurich International Life has signed a deal with ICICI Bank, making it the banks exclusive provider for conventional life insurance products in Bahrain.
The Cayman Islands government has retained a member of the House of Lords, Lord Blencathra, to head up its London office, in what is seen as an effort on the part of the former British colony to significantly boost its voice in Parliament and Brussels.
Jersey Sen Ian Gorst was elected chief minister of Jersey by a three-vote margin yesterday.
Swiss banking group Syz & Co has expanded its Luxembourg-domiciled Sicav range with the launch of the Oyster Global High Yield fixed income fund
The Federation of European Independent Financial Advisers has formed a joint initiative with Elston Partners, a Brisbane-based advisory firm specialising in Australian expatriates.
Alex Jones, a director at Deloitte Global Employer Services, explores the tax implications of using a QROPS after moving to the US.
Pimco has launched a credit-based absolute return fund, managed by Mark Kiesel.
The management of personal wealth has come a long way since 1852, when Charles Dickens used a bitter and drawn out family battle over an inheritance as the basis for the plot of his then-latest novel, Bleak House.
Manulife Financial, the Canada-based insurance giant, has signed a new framework agreement with Bank of China, which it says will run for a minimum of two years.
New business sales at Canada Life International topped £1bn in the first nine months of 2011, representing a 32% increase on the equivalent period last year.