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Last Updated on Thursday, 16 June 2011 12:45
As specialised fund managers grow in size and reputation some will be able to haggle with their distributors on the portion of commission they give away, finds Angèle Spiteri Paris
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Last Updated on Thursday, 16 June 2011 12:46
The AP funds, Sweden’s most influential institutional investors, are struggling against the constraints of regulation and hold out hope for changes that will make their jobs less complicated. Angèle Spiteri Paris finds out more
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Last Updated on Friday, 20 May 2011 13:42
The financial crisis shook regulators to the core and led them to take a stricter stance than ever. Angele Spiteri Paris finds that Sweden’s regulator is being particularly exacting
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Last Updated on Friday, 20 May 2011 13:43
The Nordic equity markets have had a good run, but the beginning of this year may not bode so well. Angèle Spiteri Paris analyses investor appetite
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Last Updated on Friday, 20 May 2011 13:45
Nordic fund managers are becoming more comfortable with outsourcing their fund administration. Although several still carry out these functions in-house, things are beginning to change. Angèle Spiteri Paris reports
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 10 May 2011 14:33
AP7, the defined contribution default fund within Sweden’s premium pension system, has gone through a significant transformation. Angèle Spiteri Paris speaks to CEO Richard Gröttheim to find out more.
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 03 May 2011 13:58
With the return of the risk appetite, service providers to the Nordic market need to up the ante and provide clients with a range of products they can move into quickly and that more suit their individual requirements. Edited by Angèle Spiteri Paris
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Last Updated on Friday, 06 May 2011 08:47
In part two the panel talk about fees, risks and future challenges.
Last Updated on Thursday, 16 June 2011 13:22
Adopting a multi-boutique approach to stave off competition from investment banks has paid dividends for some asset management firms. Edited by Angèle Spiteri Paris...
Jacob Lundquist (Head of Fund distrubution, Nordic, Nordea), Jessica Malmfors (CEO, Skandia Fonder), Ann Grevelius (Head of Swedish & Nordic Equities, SEB), Søren Rytoft (CEO, Alfred Berg), Albin Rosengren (Partner & Head of Sales, East Capital)
Power to the people: The future is distributed energyIs the potential of distributed energy on your radar yet? If it isn’t, it probably should be. Energy transforms economies and lives, so it...
Role Reversal: The New Gucci GenerationIt did not escape the notice of my partner as we walked down Nathan Road in Hong Kong that the local couple ahead of us were carrying a plethora of bags...
Vietnam Calling: Growing PainsIn my last blog post, I talked about the phenomenal rise and opportunities in Vietnam, but there are also challenges ahead. Some thoughts from discussions...
Vietnam Calling: Open 24/7/365!Happy New Year! Just back from a fascinating trip to Vietnam and Hong Kong, so a few reflections to share…Standing on street corner in Ho...
People and Power: 3 Numbers That Will Impact the WorldThe headlines have been full of numbers recently, particularly as we have just passed a milestone where the 7 billionth person has now joined the world’s...
The Fight for the Interface: Who Will Be the Intermediaries of Choice?Information and communications technologies are advancing rapidly, reshaping all aspects of our work and lives, from telecommuting to how we find information...
The Power of IdeasKnowledge and information is being created and shared globally at a faster rate than ever before. In world of real-time news, consumer-ceased content and...
A Renewable Future for Flying -- If We Want ItFlying has always been a passionate interest with members of my family and I must admit I have enjoyed airshows myself, even if not the main instigator...
Newly Privatized: The Race for SpaceNASA reported today that the final voyage of Space Shuttle Endeavour, originally planned for Friday, would be delayed by several more days due to technical...
Energy: Looking for a Cleaner WorldUnder the shadow of the sobering anniversary of 25 years since the nuclear disaster at Chernobyl, Japanese workers continue to battle to contain the recent...
On a Wing and a Prayer: Japan, Libya and EgyptLarge parts of the world are this week operating on a wing and a prayer: With high levels of damage, low levels of preparation and many unknown factors,...
What’s China’s New Five Year Plan Got To Do With You? Everything!Now the world’s second largest economy, a critical geopolitical player, home to the largest population on earth and the world’s largest consumer...
The New Colonization of Africa, BRIC-styleThe eyes of the world remain on the violence in Libya and the ongoing unrest across North Africa and the Middle East, with oil prices reacting to the potential...
The Quiet Revolution: If Civil Society Were a CountryEven as the revolutionary tide sweeps North Africa and the Middle East – and potentially further afield – there is a quiet revolution going...
Digital Dilemmas: The Data Deluge, Attention Deficits and The Future of BooksThere is no shortage of information on information. Even if you are getting a little tired of data on data, an interesting article last week on The...
It’s Worth What (2) !?! Now Twitter’s Joining the Bubble Line-Up!The Wall Street Journal has set tech and investment banking pulses racing today with an article suggesting that Twitter may be a prime takeover target. ...
The Future of Global Food Security: Words Will Not Feed the WorldFood security is making the headlines again. On Thursday the UN Food and Agriculture Organization’s (FAO) Food Price Index showed global food...
A Week that Could Redefine the World: Egypt, Davos and Dr. SeussThis may be one of the weeks that redefines the shape of the world, although the impact is as yet extremely uncertain. The civil unrest that started...
It’s Worth What!?! GroupOn and Facebook… Bubble or No Bubble?Last weekend bankers, including Goldman Sachs’s big guns, were actively courting GroupOn to lead its speculated IPO this year. This week Goldman...
Hu Jintao and Barack Obama: Collaborating to CompeteThis week’s summit in Washington between Hu Jintao and Barack Obama was carefully choreographed to put the emerging relationship between China and...
