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Schulte Group sets up capital investment arm

HCM will concentrate on a commercially balanced employment strategy, which will include both shorter and period charters, depending on the vessel segments.

UBS’ London building just sold for $100 million… per floor

CK Asset Holdings already owns several properties in London

Rising costs carve into Psigma profits

An increase in staff costs contributed to the broad rise in expenses.

AFIG Funds CEO Receives 2018 Private Equity Africa’s Outstanding Leadership Award

It has been a remarkable year for AFIG Funds with one of the company’s LP Old Mutual also being recognized for a House of the Year Award, as well as INJARO (an AFIG Funds strategic partner) for the Small Cap/VC category.

Failed Sipp investors warned cash clawback could take years

The administrators, Kingston Smith & Partners, said they believe a distribution will be available to creditors, with estimated total assets currently amounting to £716,000.

Irish investment vehicle linked to hardline Brexiteer Rees-Mogg warns of Brexit risks

Man Group and AQR try to take aim at private equity industry

The era of near record-low interest rates since the financial crisis has driven a boom in PE, helping persuade investors to lock up their money for an extended period.

Shock as BlackRock Emerging Europe forced into wind-up

This would the leave the company's assets under £48 million, below the minimum £75 million threshold it had set and therefore too small to be viable.

A sovereign wealth fund could diffuse the UK’s debt timebomb

Take the national debt. Even though we’ve stopped adding to it, it’s still higher than its been for half a century. And, at some point, it’s got to be repaid.

Investors shun eurozone equities amid Italian turmoil

Fell 15.6 percentage points

Investcorp wins 4 awards at EMEA Finance event

The awards, which recognise stand-out dealmakers and notable transactions in the region, are nominated by Investcorp’s peers and other active participants in the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) capital markets, it stated.

The discipline of long-term investing

When designing a robust strategy for DC members, we believe it is important to show that their savings are growing over a reasonable, identifiable timeframe - perhaps three years.

Investec and Vanguard join forces with insurer to launch health-related investments

Vitality enters long-term savings market

Falling expat mortgage interest rates and weak UK housing market favour expat buyers

As the threat of an increase to UK Base Rate and with it expat buy to let mortgage rates recedes, Offshoreonline reports several lenders have begun to cut expat mortgage rates and reduce bank administration fees.

AXA strikes exclusive digital insurance partnership with ING

The companies will together develop personalised insurance products and relevant services, accessible via the ING mobile application, that meet the forward-looking needs of ING customers towards living, mobility and wellness.

HSBC GAM launches three passive fixed income funds

Managed by Sebastien Faucher

FUND FLOWS: U.S. Wins, Europe Loses for Equity Funds in Early June

Investors put new money into U.S. equity funds in early June, while European equity funds extend an outflow streak that has lasted since the middle of 2016, thanks to Italian elections and outflows from France, Austria and Switzerland.

Australian pensioners ‘reckless conservativism’ now in UK market: AJ Bell

“That said, it is likely some of these people are overly worried about running out of money during retirement and are underspending as a result.

Perpetual Income & Growth - UK domestics prove painful

He invests the trust quite differently from other UK income managers.

Insurer plumbs for post-Brexit continuity

Arch provides insurance, reinsurance and mortgage insurance on a worldwide basis

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