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| | | ... Asia Pacific with Fidelity from 2005 until 2018. Prior to that, she spent 11 years as managing director at Citi in both Europe and Asia, and worked at KPMG based in Scotland. She has also worked in London, Hong Kong and Singapore and spent time on transactions ... |
| | | | ... profitability, capital and the economic environment," the regulator said. Dividend cuts were most severe in Australia, the UK and Europe, Janus Henderson found, which all together accounted for over half the total reduction in payouts globally, owing ... |
| | | | ... division's FUA grew 67% to $16.4 billion. The Americas (US and Cayman Islands) accounted for 20% of revenue, while Europe (Ireland, the Isle of Man and Malta) contributed 6%. Mainstream invested $5.9 million on new and existing technology that included ... |
| | | | ... the market," the company said. Vincent Gerritsen, who joined Morrison & Co in in 2019, has been appointed head of UK and Europe. He will be based in London and responsible for growing the Morrison & Co investment team and origination across the regio ... |
| | | | It's beginning to look a lot like the Eurozone economy wouldn't be able to dodge a double-dip recession given tighter and/or extended coronavirus restrictions and lockdowns remain in place in many of its member countries. Eurozone GDP fell into ... |
| | | | ... has named a new chair and head of Asia Pacific, as Geraldine Buckingham moves into an advisory role. Currently head of Europe, the Middle East and Africa, Rachel Lord will take over from Buckingham in May of this year. Buckingham, who has held the role ... |
| | | | ... portfolios for mostly Australian clients. Its California office manages a further $5.6 billion for clients in US, Asia and Europe. |
| | | | The United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund is investigating why some European banks are now imposing fees on benefit payments in what looks like an unforeseen consequence of Brexit. Some beneficiaries have seen fees of up to €25 charged on their ... |
| | | | The Bank of England (BOE) gave financial markets what they wanted and kept monetary policy settings unchanged - the bank rate at a record low 0.1% and QE at £895 billion - at its first Monetary Policy Committee meeting on February 4. It was hoping ... |
| | | | ... exclusions to some sectors like controversial weapons, tobacco and fossil fuels. The first iteration of the fund launched in Europe in August 2019, which returned 3.72% per annum, well above the benchmark's -0.52% p.a. as at December 2020. It currently ... |
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