ONE Group looks at Core vs. Non-Core Business Models Post COVID-19.
ONE Group looks at Core vs. Non-Core Business Models Post COVID-19.
A greater awareness of governance in Ireland’s funds industry came about just in time for the Covid-19 crisis, writes Nick Fitzpatrick in the May issue of Funds Europe that has a special report on Ireland. But the regulator is keenly watching developments and has been ramping up the focus on liquidity risk since at least last year.
A greater awareness of governance in Ireland’s funds industry came about just in time for the Covid-19 crisis, writes Nick Fitzpatrick. But the regulator is keenly watching developments and has ramped up the focus on liquidity risk.
Columbia Threadneedle Investments has reduced the registrar fee on UK funds so that customers gain more from economies of scale.
Our expert panel discusses the growth of private equity in Luxembourg, the impact of technology on the funds industry and the EU’s Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive.
As providers of outsourced compliance services, what reassurances can ManCos give that they are not conflicted by their relationships with fund sponsors? Nicholas Pratt investigates.
Jan van Eck, the chief executive of New York-based asset manager VanEck, says he is concerned by the high concentration of shares in American companies that belong to the world’s largest asset managers.
I have always maintained a strong passion for governance. This has been heavily influenced by my work in the pensions industry for over 25 years, including over five years as a trustee for Defined Benefit and Defined Contribution pension schemes.
UK funds are beginning a new era of tougher governance. Independent non-executive directors are arriving en masse on fund boards and their job will be to scrutinise whether investors are getting good value.
Investment funds in the UK will imminently face greater scrutiny from independent directors and distributors about the value they provide. How are firms tackling this ‘Assessment of Value’ rule?
