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Guernsey and Jersey are in the throes of assessing the latest US Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) proposals and the effect on financial institutions based in each of the centres.
Royal London 360° sees recent wrap partnerships and plans for new technology enhancements as key drivers in 2012.
Asset manager, J.P. Morgan, and exchange traded product provider, Source, have launched a Dublin-domiciled ETF that offers a cost efficient way for investors to capitalise on volatility.
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Qatar builds on its asset management aspirations and Pioneer makes Nordic appointment.
Specialist long-only equity thematic investment manager, Ecofin, is setting up in Australia.
Specialist global fixed income asset managers, Rogge Global Partners (Rogge), has teamed up with Alfi Partners, a third party marketer.
This year's International Fund & Product Awards will soon open for entry. The awards recognise the achievements of the offshore financial services industry.
Almost a quarter of all foreign exchange transactions in 2011 (24.99%) were sent to Spain. However, while France took the third spot with 14.83% of all transactions followed by the US in fourth place at 9.01%, one of the most surprising results was the volume of transactions sent to the UK last year, according to date by Currency Exchange Index.
Barclays Capital has launched a further UK Equity index-linked structured deposit account for offshore bond investors.
Fairbairn Private Bank and Lombard International make new appointments.
J. P. Morgan Asset Management’s US Equity Income Fund portfolio manager, Clare Hart is forecasting that the US will continue to experience sub-trend growth over the next one to two years, but that a recession will be avoided.
Despite the recent downgrades by Standard & Poor’s and Fitch, Royal London Asset Management reports that a relative stability has settled over European government bond markets as risk assets rally.
Trade associations across Europe have welcomed proposals by the European Securities Markets Authority (ESMA) to increase investor protection and transparency on UCITS, but concerns remain over consistency of approach in relation to non-UCITS funds.
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