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James Carthew: ‘Long-Term Asset’ funds a ruse not solution

The length of the delay between a redemption request and its settlement would then reflect the illiquidity of the underlying investments and how long they take to sell.

KBIGI sees family office interest upturn as ESG continues to soar

The company started in the 1980s and 1990s in responsible investing and the KBIGI journey moved on into ESG and active shareholder involvement.

Too cool for school; why financial planning should be part of the curriculum by Penny Lovell

This has been a very exciting week full of learning and the discovering of a new interest. I can’t wait to continue learning about it and I appreciate all of the people who have mentored and taught me throughout the week.

A Funds Industry Reaching for the Sky by Joe Moynihan

The strength of the Jersey proposition could not have been illustrated more clearly than when a selection of these important landmark buildings were shown together on one slide at the final in our recent Jersey for Funds Masterclass series held in Mayfair

Where will growth be fastest in the next decade?

See who is in – and who is out of – the 7 per cent Club

Meltdown by Tim Price

The crew were advised to return immediately to Seymour Johnson Air Force Base.

Regulation and supervision of Guernsey insurance industry is in line with core principles

The Guernsey report is the first time it has provided a member with in-depth feedback on the implementation of ICPs.

Goldman Sachs' head of EMEA technology: 'We don't work very long hours'

"I don't care what time people come and go and whether they work from home," said Hannaford, adding that what matters most is the quality of the code.

ETF Selection: No Such Thing as a One-Size-Fits-All Approach

Breaking down the elements of European ETF selection

European capital markets: priorities and challenges

Dinner remarks by Benoît Cœuré, Member of the Executive Board of the ECB, at the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, Frankfurt am Main, 25 June 2019

Join the revolution! Why it makes business sense to move on from LIBOR by Andrew Hauser

The programme to move the market from LIBOR to risk-free rates is a huge undertaking. Its goal is vital, and simply stated: to eliminate the profound system-wide vulnerabilities posed by LIBOR.

IA lays out vision for the future of the investment management industry

The IA is setting out a series of concrete actions, building on existing initiatives that will help to ensure we can deliver in the UK and globally.

Bank regulation: on the benefits of flexibility by Victoria Saporta

My speech has two parts.

Critics round on Credit Suisse for suing UK over bonus tax

Shadow chancellor John McDonnell calls Swiss bank ‘outrageous’ as it kicks off £239m lawsuit

Reflections on the 5th Annual European Fund Finance Symposium

Fund finance is now an established, successful and growing area of the global fund industry.

Swimming against the tide

Katinka expresses her delight at this development, saying “we have been fighting for this kind of change for some years and now we are in the middle of a revolution in our sport”.

Pimfa calls on advisers to call out bad practice

The evening also celebrated the announcement of the latest PIMFA Plus partnership, with Insignis Cash Solutions

Private capital takes a bigger stake in private equity market

The conclusions of the research will be discussed at a Guernsey Finance-hosted seminar on private capital in London on Tues 2 July.

Adviser profit margins hit 8-year high

The increase in company profit margins has also been replicated in the mortgage broker industry, the findings showed.

Death Wish by Tim Price

As Adam Smith once observed, there’s a great deal of ruin in a nation.

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