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Look up or look down? The rise of subscription line and NAV financing

One of the most transformative changes in fund financing

Phoenix Group to explore potential sale of Sunlife

The firm added that the board has chosen to begin a sale process, having already received “a number of initial expressions of interest” from third parties.

Creating a leader in the UK savings and retirement market

Aegon UK is well positioned to capture the opportunities of the UK’s large and growing market for long-term savings and retirement solutions.

DFM directors banned for £69m ‘high-risk’ bond scheme

Collapsed DFM SVS Securities took commissions of up 12% to place clients in high-risk bonds.

North East property finance firm GB Bank launches new London office

The expansion comes a month after the bank secured an £85m investment

Marlborough partners with SS&C in bid to create a fund administration ‘centre of excellence’

The funds, which have more than £16 billion of assets under management, include Marlborough’s own range of 19 funds and those operated by more than 20 other investment management companies and other financial services businesses in the UK.

Alternative fund managers face ‘rising compliance risks’

This increase in risk comes against a backdrop of under-resourced compliance teams and an already high level of fines.

Border to Coast seeks manager for multi-factor fund launch

It aims to secure over £1bn in commitments from partner funds.

TPT Investment Management launches two alternative investment funds

Real assets and secure incomes funds seeded with £800m from TPT’s DB master trust

Scottish Widows launches ‘Retirement Matrix’ tool to address decumulation dilemma

The new mapping tool allows all current and potential retirement products to be mapped against what people want from their retirement income on a simple 3D cube.

Equity funds make comeback in May with €30bn gain

Fixed-income strategies continued their positive trajectory, with just over €30 billion in net inflows.

Aegon announces enhanced ESG integration into largest workplace default fund

The fund is available to Aegon Retirement Choices and One Retirement investors, as well as certain off-platform products.

Aviva unveils protection plan following AIG Life acquisition

It includes strategies about integrating the two protection businesses and some changes in the combined senior leadership team.

Titanbay launches AIFM to ‘elevate’ client experience

The AIFM status enables Titanbay to market funds directly across Europe, establish branches, and hire local salespeople

Hamilton Lane closes largest-ever fund at $5.6bn

The fund’s predecessor, Secondary Fund V, closed on $3.9 billion in commitments in 2021.

Insurance companies think in generations

One of the core tasks of insurance is to make risks calculable and bearable for individuals through long-term risk transfer.

Debbie Vermaak has been nominated for the 2024 CIO Awards

She has more than three decades of IT experience with at least 20 of those years having been in global roles.

Nearly half of financial planners to retire in next five years: survey

The average retirement age is 52, although 35% intend to retire before they turn 50, and only 6% plan to wait until they are 60 or older.

Banks have a year to shift clearing from London to EU: Eurex

The EU wants to directly supervise clearing worth trillions in euro rate swaps and Euribor futures, and rely less on a post-Brexit London.

EY announces 9 key recommendations to boost investment and make Europe more competitive

The action plan follows last month’s publication of the first survey’s installment that found FDI into Europe declined in 2023

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