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February
The BRIC markets will have a big impact across the globe over the next decade, according to Legal & General Investment Management's Brian Coulton
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January
The move responds to growing demand for alternative investments from the Asia Pacific region
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Baring Asset Management has maintained its identity by constantly reshaping its business over the past 250 years. Chief investment officer Mario Valensise discusses the latest restructuring of the firm’s portfolio of funds
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New hire replaces Philippe Ballet who has decided to retire
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HSBC Securities Services says Japanese and cross-border broker dealers are looking for greater operational and cost efficiency
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The new hire is part of Pioneer's growth strategy in Asia and the Middle East
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Nikko Asset Management has appointed former Coutts’ wealth manager
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Japan has had a challenging year following the earthquake that hit the country’s eastern coast in March, bringing the entire market into question. Yet the Japanese securities lending industry has kept its cool during the hard times and is now prepared to come back with a bite against its Asia Pacific neighbours. Stephanie Baxter reports
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Despite the poor publicity, Australia's army of Super pension funds are keen to engage in securities lending programmes. But with light demand comes lights returns, finds Bob Campion
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BNY Mellon has made changes to it asset servicing mangement teams across a number of regions
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US-listed fixed income ETPs had the biggest growth in assets under management, according to BlackRock's latest report
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The Karachi Stock Exchange has made exemptions to its uptick rule
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The proposed Section 619 of the Dodd-Frank Act, commonly known as the Volcker Rule, has received a fresh wave of criticism for being too complex and having a potentially negative effect on foreign markets. Stephanie Baxter reports
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Part of the worldwide Global Investor/ISF 2012 sub-custody guide and survey
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Beneficial owners rated their lenders and provided their opinions in greater numbers than ever in Global Investor/ISF’s 2012 survey. Analysis by Alastair O’Dell
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Three lenders led the way in this year’s Global Investor/ISF’s Beneficial Owners Survey, which includes additional tables and expanded analysis compared with previous years
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BNY Mellon Investment Management appoints former Russell Investments managing director
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MSCI has increased its presence in the South Korean market
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China is planning to introduce a new body which will help develop the country’s hedge fund industry
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Opinion may be divided on whether thematic investing is a new concept, but there is little doubt that it will exercise the minds of investors for the foreseeable future. Paul Golden reports
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A report by Financial Risk Management says early indications show hedge funds lost money in the final month of 2011
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Following the Indian government’s move to allow foreign investors to allocate directly to its equity market, Jupiter India Fund’s Avinash Vazirani says the decision is good news for the country’s markets after a difficult year in 2011
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The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan has relaxed rules around cash margin requirements and participation in the margin trading system