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Transition Management Forum Asia 2011: Asset owners warned that fixed...
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Fixed-income investments are becoming increasingly popular in Asia, but less transparency in secondary fixed-income market trading compared with traditional equities means institutional investors need...
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Transition managers question whether the number of them in the Asian market - 13 - is already too many.
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Transition managers can fall through the cracks in regulation, says investment consultant’s Asia-Pacific chief
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Beware the ‘small print’ in transitions, says Russell’s Moore
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The absence of a self-regulatory body for transition management practitioners means pension fund sponsors should be mindful of the small print in their contracts when engaging a manager's service, to avoid potential conflicts of interest that are not...
HSBC’s Police leaves structured products role
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HSBC Global Markets has restructured its derivatives sales in London, aligning its flow and equity sales and separating out its exotics business. Amilcare Police, previously responsible for both vanilla and exotics sales, will remain at the bank but...
Russell report champions actively managed investment
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Russell Investments has released a report that challenges the increasingly held belief that passive investment is better than actively managed investment because it delivers better value for money. The assumption that passive is better than active is...
US Wrap: RBC launches Russell 2000 kick-out in rise of the mid-cap
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Royal Bank of Canada has launched an autocallable product linked to the Russell 2000 as mid-cap indexes find favour among the US audience. The product lasts 18 months and will pay a return of 11.5% provided that the index is at or above its initial level....
Russell enhances ETF presence with MD appointments
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Russell Investments has appointed James Polisson as managing director of its global exchange-traded funds (ETF) business and Andrew Arenberg as managing director of global ETF distribution. Both will be based in San Francisco and joined from iShares business....
US Wrap: Tentative reverse convertible issuance from Citi
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Citi issued two reverse convertible products in the US market yesterday in a cautious offering of the riskier structures. The notes link to the stock of either JP Morgan or Research in Motion, which makes BlackBerry devices, lasting one year and six months...
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