Jersey fund assets up
Fund assets serviced in Jersey grew by 20% in the 12 months ending June 30, according to Lipper.
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lombard odier appoints healthcare specialist
Lombard Odier Investment Managers has appointed Bruce Turner to manage the healthcare portfolio strategy element of its 1798 Fundamental Strategies Fund and Global Equity Long/Short Fund.
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henderson follows jupiter to join feifa
Henderson Global Investors has become the latest UK-based investment company to partner with FEIFA, following Jupiter which announced it is to offer a discretionary asset management service to the associations members last week.
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fairbairn pb appoints head of uk division
Fairbairn Private Bank has appointed a new head of its UK division, based in its London office.
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aum in asia and australia to double by 2015
Assets under management in Asia ex-Japan and Australia are expected to nearly double to $4trn by 2015, underpinned by a number of influencing factors, according to a study published by Cerulli Associates.
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first state launches emerging market bond fund
First State has launched an Emerging Markets Bond Fund with Helene Williamson and her newly-established EM debt team at the helm.
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FSA fines Credit Suisse over structured product
The FSA has fined Credit Suisse £5.95m for systems and control failings related to sales of structured capital at risk products in the UK.
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fpi signs agreement with new fund platform
Friends Provident International has signed an agreement with fund platform Wealthtime.
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kleinwort benson names new coo
Following the recent replacement of CIO Jeremy Beckwith, Kleinwort Benson continues its reshuffle with the appointment of a chief operating officer in what is a brand new role.
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devere opens in new york city
The deVere Group has opened an office in New York City.
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old mutual creates role for feeney
Old Mutual has announced a newly created role for Paul Feeney, who recently departed BNY Mellon Asset Management as head of international distribution.
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gaines-cooper judges criticise pwc in ruling
Global accountancy company PriceWaterhouseCoopers has been criticised by judges ruling on two high profile tax residency cases in the UK.