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Net platform sales likely to be 50 per cent lower

Assets were last above £500bn in the third quarter of 2018

Real estate firm names the top cities for risk-seeking investors

Savills predicted that the top four cities would retain their positions over the next decade.

Investors Weed Out Their Hedge Fund Managers

Allocations to hedge funds remain stable overall, but investors are giving money to fewer managers, according to a Credit Suisse survey.

Aberdeen Standard Investments launches passive funds

The range consists of five fixed income funds, and three equity funds available only on the Standard Life Wrap and Elevate platforms.

Morning Coffee: The relaxation techniques of the (hedge fund) billionaires. Deutsche Bank's nascent new plan

Some of them will have put up the $15,000 ticket cost out of their own deep pockets, others might have got the shareholders to do so.

Tink’s €56 Million Investment Round

Tink’s launch in five new markets brings its total to nine locations, and significantly boosts its European coverage.

Planning for the future of a family firm

As you might expect, this approach does not tend to produce positive results.

Partnership launched to help interest-only customers

Options for consumers could include a repayment plan, conversion, a remortgage, a property sale or litigation, but the partnership said both the customer and lender would be engaged throughout the journey to resolution.

Pemberton raises €1 billion European credit fund

The fund attracted more than 30 investors from North America, Europe, Australia and the Middle East, including pension funds, insurance companies, financial institutions, high-net-worth individuals and foundations.

Morningstar IM launches ESG managed portfolios

Five multi-asset portfolios

European PMs add 12 funds to Chilean AFP list

In addition, the CCR approved four Invesco ETFs, including the Invesco EQQQ Nasdaq-100 Ucits ETF, and 11 BlackRock iShares vehicles, including the iShares Edge MSCI Europe Momentum Factor Ucits ETF.

The list goes on – why Guernsey bridges the gap between funds and Stock Exchanges

Guernsey won't be directly impacted by Brexit

Nordea's sale of Luminor Bank to Blackstone delayed

Nordea and DNB agreed to sell a 60 percent stake in Luminor to a Blackstone private equity consortium for 1 billion euros in 2018 and said the deal was expected to close during the first half of 2019.

A $90 Billion Swedish Investor Says He Won't Touch Hedge Funds

The stance is a familiar one among Nordic pension funds, where chasing returns in an ultra-low interest-rate environment has forced the industry to keep costs as low as possible.

Caixabank net profit falls 24 percent on Repsol and BFA impact

At the end of March, Caixabank held a 2 percent in Repsol which it trimmed it to 1.1 percent at April 29.

Jupiter sees further fund outflows but assets edge up

Quarterly results are first under new chief executive Andrew Formica

Atlas Master Trust allocates £320m to Schroders sustainable multi-factor equity strategy

Atlas Master Trust investment subcommittee chairman Paul Trickett explained: "We felt this was a move about which the membership would be positive and this would also be a net positive in terms of return generation."

J. Stern launches global equity Ucits fund

It represents the core approach with which the Stern family has managed the largest proportion of its financial assets for the past 60 years, following Maurice Stern's proven investment principles of investing for the long-term based on proprietary r

Pictet Alternative Advisors launches of RE capital fund

Elevation I is a closed-end investment vehicle with an eight-year term. The Fund is targeting a final close by the end of the year.

Neuberger Berman bond fund manager dies

As a result of his passing, Flynn’s co-managers on both funds - Thomas P. O’Reilly, Russ Covode, Daniel Doyle and Joseph Lind - will continue to manage the funds.

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