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Policy errors pose biggest risk to investors, says State Street's Cunningham...
Federal Reserve measures to boost economic growth pose the biggest risk to continued growth and to rational markets, says William Cunningham, global head of fixed income research at State Street.
State Street officials announced today that they have added enhancements to its dashboard to help clients better manage risk and compliance. This is the third major upgrade of the State Street Investment...
New report suggests investors should move away from using normal return distributions under modern portfolio theory
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2010's Global Custody Survey paints a positive picture for market participants as assets under custody rise for the majority of respondents. Sophia Morrell reports.
Active ETFs need transparency to compete
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Australia's ETF market set to double by 2012, says iShares
ETF provider iShares predicts that ETF investment in Australia will double by 2012 as investors seek more transparency, liquidity and diversification
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Bermudan regulator establishes Solvency II equivalence team The Bermudan Monetary Authority has appointed Mark Bridges as head of their new Solvency II equivalence team. Bridges has more than 26 years of experience in the industry, mainly at consultancy...
State Street names new head of risk
Oliver Wyman's former partner moves to Boston-based firm
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