Fund management
Regulators moving closer to creating an Asian funds ‘passport’ regime...
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Asian regulators are increasingly warming to the concept of an Asian funds passport similar to the Ucits directive of the European Union. This might result in the region having its own cross-border fund...
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New EU-wide regulations for retail investment products are needed to lure investors back into European securities, according to speakers at the ICFR conference in Amsterdam
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Stick with government bonds – even if they are overpriced: Andrew Dalton...
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Low-risk govvies can offer protection against equity risk, says Andrew Dalton, founder and chief investment officer of Dalton Strategic Partnership.
Swiss hedge fund laws under scrutiny ahead of EU rules
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Switzerland could enable offshore hedge funds to register with the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority.
EC prepares new consultation on structured products
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The European Commission wants to increase transparency in the retail structured products market by requiring a key disclosure document to be included with each issue. But product providers are concerned by the scope of the initiative and the possibility...
Australian superannuation funds holding operational risk reserves
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An Australian study by Mercer says 75% of super funds hold op risk reserves
Hedge funds targeted by SEC large-trader reporting proposal
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An SEC proposal targets high-frequency trading and fund managers in particular.
UK Treasury gives FSA new powers
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Chancellor Alistair Darling has defended the role of the FSA, granting it new financial stability and enforcement powers under the UK tripartite system
UK Treasury questioned over Lehman structured products response
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The UK Treasury was grilled by a shadow minister today over its inaction for investors who have lost money from Lehman Brothers backed structured products at a Private Members Debate held in parliament about the marketing of the investments.
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