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EU watchdog backs 'passport' for U.S. hedge funds in Europe

ESMA recommended the EU took action to "mitigate this risk.

AAM sells London flagship Boots building for £124million

The firm was was one of seven property funds worth around £18billion to suspend dealings last week as investors attempted to take money out of the UK property market.

World’s Biggest Wealth Fund Gets New Stab At Infrastructure Bid

The government, which three months ago rejected the fund’s bid to make such investments, will consider expanding its mandate in a white paper in the first half of next year, according to a letter to Norges Bank from the Finance Ministry

What will trigger a rise in long-term interest rates?

Our view is that investors are yet to be convinced that growth and inflation will move significantly higher, or that markets and economies have become any less dependent on low interest rates.

U.K. Hedge-Fund Brexit Concerns Eased by EU Access Opinion

The guidance may give encouragement about access following Brexit for funds in the U.K.

Two Bristol out of town office investments acquired by private overseasbased family office

The vendor is a private property company advised by Colliers International.

Troubled London based hedge fund shuts its doors

Suspended all claims for tax refunds last August

BNY Mellon to Service €2 Billion in Assets for Nomura Asset Management Deutschland

BNY Mellon will initially provide the full suite of fund administration services to Nomura Asset Management Deutsch

Brexit could cut London house prices by more than 30%, says bank

Société Générale warns high-end properties could even halve in value as companies move top staff abroad

Brexit is really bad news for UK, says fund manager

The fallout from Brexit will not be as severe as the financial crisis of 2008

British Land wary over brexit despite deals flurry

The boss of property giant British Land was in cautious mood on Monday despite a flurry of recent deals. Chief executive Chris Grigg said it was too early to assess properly the impact of the EU referendum, but added that occupiers and investors were amo

Schroders to merge Japanese equity funds

Gibbs will continue to work at the firm after the merger, which will take place on 17 August 2016

Prime London Residential Fund Announces 3% Uplift over Last 6 Months

A flight to quality and the security of blue-chip tangible assets will be underpinned by a weak pound and continuing low interest rates.

IFAs see EM as the best bet for next 12 months – Baring AM

Baring AM’s holdings in emerging markets funds include Taiwan Semiconductor, Alibaba and Yandex.

Norwegian SWF drops ten Southeast Asian firms over coal exposure

One of the Southeast Asian firms excluded was Aboitiz Power Corporation, a major power developer in the Philippines and an emerging leader in renewable energy in the region.

Marlin Equity Partners Closes First European Fund At €325M

The new fund, named Marlin Heritage Europe LP, will target investments in the lower middle market generally among companies located across Europe, according to the company

BNP Paribas IP to merge multi-asset funds

The BNP Paribas Multi-Asset Isovol fund will be merged into the PARVEST Diversified Dynamic fund on September 9 2016.

Why The Miton US team Are Eyeing Up Small Caps

The pair, who have managed the fund since launch in March 2013, expect capital to flow to the US since the recent EU Referendum result left America a comparative ‘ocean of tranquillity’.

Standard Life, Legal & General Join Property-Fund Sales Rush

That was after redemption requests soared across the industry on concern that Brexit will hurt property prices.

Guernsey to stage insurance forum in London

The first session will focus on structural innovation in the marketplace and centres of excellence.

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