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David Campbell is to join Vestra Wealth and take over responsibility for the day-to-day running of the business.
David Campbell is to join Vestra Wealth and take over responsibility for the day-to-day running of the business.
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There are major gaps in the readiness of the worlds compliance industry to comply, on 1 Jan 2013, with the pending implementation of the US Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, a new survey conducted by Thomson Reuters reveals.
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In a webconference yesterday, fund manager Tim Wilson ruled out the possibility of adding the Newton European Higher Income Fund to his fettered Managed Income Fund.
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The first cut to the Chinese one-year benchmark lending and deposit rates since December 2008 has provoked a largely positive response from investment commentators, who reasoned that it signifies the authorities are serious about supporting the economy.
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One look at our schools, hospitals, roads and airports shows that infrastructure investment in the UK is much-needed. Giles Frost looks at how retail investors can take advantage of the increased spend that is opening up the asset class to retail investors.
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Samantha Ho has left Invesco Hong Kong with Mike Shiao and Joseph Tang taking over her fund management responsibilities.
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Michelle Scrimgeour has left BlackRock after a quarter of a century to step in as group risk director for M&G Investments.
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Fixed income exchange-traded products followed the same trend as their mutual fund counterparts in May, with record inflows of $11bn during the month.
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While the FSA is still to publish its final proposals about cash and unit rebates, chances are they will both be banned which will work against the idea of providing a fair charging system for investment advice.
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Cash and developed government bonds have formed part of progressively defensive positioning among the Baring Asset Management multi-asset portfolios, as prospects in Europe, the US and China look bleaker than ever.
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Baillie Gifford is to open up its institutional B clean share class to the retail market later this year, in a move to get its product range RDR-ready it announced today.
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Clients with half a million pounds or more will not go independent post-RDR because they expect the option of holding individual shares, bonds and even derivatives, Gary Reynolds, director and chief investment officer at Courtiers, has predicted.
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