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HSBC fund of hedge funds division expects improved performance in 2013
HSBC’s fund of hedge funds business continues to thrive. Situated in the private banking side, the division has a core group of private clients and is beginning to capture institutional investors.
Grundmann joins JP Morgan from BNY Mellon; HSBC Securities Services appoints global head of transfer agency and distribution support; Northern Trust makes senior appointments
HSBC Global Asset Management’s exchange-traded funds operation boasts 25 ETFs aimed at discretionary clients, private banking and wealth management. Hannah Collins talks to Phil Reid, UK head of external...
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