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Apex to offer Throgmorton Outsourced CFO & COO Solutions

Throgmorton understands the pivotal role a COO performs, especially, for a start-up manager.

Baillie Gifford and Franklin Templeton offload Jupiter stakes

The asset managers were among the top 10 groups backing Jupiter.

Aegon to sell its Central and Eastern European business to VIG

The proceeds amount to EUR 830 million and represent a multiple of 2.6 times the book value on June 30, 2020.

Standard Life Aberdeen to offload Parmenion advisory arm

New CEO Stephen Bird begins reshaping FTSE 100 investment group

KBC finalises acquisition

KBC finalises acquisition of OTP Banka Slovensko (Slovakia)

Norway wealth fund chief has COVID-19, central bank governor quarantined

Tangen added that a number of his colleagues at the fund, which has its offices in central Oslo, had been quarantined as a result of his positive COVID-19 test.

Vala Capital launches £20m EIS fund for sustainable start-ups

Vala Capital launches the Vala Sustainable Growth EIS targeting small companies focused on sustainable solutions

Walker Crips hunts for advisers as it overhauls firm

“It is very well acknowledged that there is an advice gap. We believe we are doing a good job and have a good set up."

Generali targets Europe’s infrastructure market with fund launch

One of the funds will focus on the environment, green mobility and energy transition while the other will prioritise digital transition and social infrastructure.

KPMG: Investment firms strengthen risk functions amid Covid-19 Stress testing boosted

Just over a quarter of firms (28%) saw an increase in operational risks events, with 15% reporting an increase in the size of operational losses.

Standard Life offloads staff to FNZ for Elevate platform

The move is expected to take place in early 2021 and is said to form part of Standard Life’s ambition to provide the “easiest platform”.

Advisers face uphill struggle in access to client data

Mr Chadborn said that without the history, it was “near impossible” to provide advice on the client’s bond.

Precise returns to refurbishment buy-to-let

"Landlords have traditionally faced difficulty in securing finance to refurbish a property before letting it out.

EBRD and EU support small businesses in Bosnia and Herzegovi

Small businesses will be able to use funds to lease trucks, semi-trailers, cold-storage units, construction machines and hybrid vehicles.

Aviva - third quarter update*

The Board has declared a 7.0 pence per share interim dividend in respect of the 2020 financial year which will be paid in January 2021.

Premier Miton outflows hit £620m in year after merger

The firm’s assets under management stood at £10.6bn as at September 30, slightly down on the £11.5bn of combined assets the two firms held when they announced the merger in 2019.

MiFID II and the implications for ESG investing

This surge in interest, especially among a new generation of investors, comes at a time of considerable change in regional politics and investment regulation.

UK asset managers ‘failing to disclose’ parental pay benefits

Around half of UK asset managers assessed make no reference to supporting working parents at all, while many issued “generic statements” with no specific details, the study found.

An introduction to the FCA’s new Prudential Regime for Investment Firms (IFPR)

In this briefing we aim to provide an overview of the key proposals as well as answers to some commonly asked questions.

LFDE launches global future leaders fund

The multi-thematic fund aims to invest in future leaders of the world economy.

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