skandia intl unveils end to end wealth management
Skandia International has unveiled plans for a new wealth management service, which it intends to roll out during the course of this year.
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there is always liquid refreshment available
If your Central Bank does not currently have the liquidity taps turned on then Bill Dinning can point to one that does.
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graham ashby to take on ignis uk eq inc
Graham Ashby is to join Ignis to run the Ignis UK Equity Income Fund.
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greek bailout merely postpones its default
The Greek government may have agreed a deal over bondholders effectively writing off huge swathes of their debt but this is nowhere near the end of the country’s economic problems.
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private equity activity to pick up in 2012
With all macro factors being equal, Winterflood Investment Trusts predicts good things for private equity companies as we go through 2012.
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schroders brown but not out
When he talked of omens for the year ahead in his annual Crystal Ball, one has to wonder whether Schroders’ CIO Alan Brown knew what was coming?
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aberdeen am expands asia pacific credit team
Aberdeen AM has named Charles Macgregor as its new head of credit research, Asia Pacific.
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aviva investors moves away from retail business
Aviva Investors has confirmed it is to concentrate on its core asset class business of fixed income, real estate and multi-asset solutions, while focusing sales activity on the institutional market.
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soc gen names new head of private banking
Société Générale Private Banking has promoted Jean-François Mazaud to the role of head of the private banking business.
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wagstaff to unite wholesale and retail
Henderson’s director of global distribution Arno Kitts is to leave the firm in July after eight years, leaving Phil Wagstaff and Mark Skinner to run the show.
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pimco gets behind high yield
Pimco is due to launch the first European-listed ETF focused on the short-term high-yield universe, in partnership with Source.
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boardroom changes for schroders as inflows plummet
Schroders chairman and CIO are to leave following its latest results which showed a dramatic £24bn fall in new business for 2011, but a slight rise in pre-tax profits.
