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Verdict Staff
Mercer names new sales head in Asia and IMETA
Mercer, a US-based financial services consulting firm, has named Kulshaan Singh as new head of Sales for Asia as well as India, Middle East, Turkey and Africa (IMETA).
Sanlam Securities UK names new head of small cap research
Sanlam Securities UK has named Adrian Kearsey as new head of small cap research.
Increase in satisfaction across most asset classes: EDHEC
EDHEC European ETF Survey 2013 has revealed that satisfaction has remained at high levels across most asset classes.
Swiss & Global unveils new emerging markets bond fund
Swiss & Global Asset Management has unveiled a new unconstrained emerging markets bond fund that will invest in hard and local currency bonds.
The 10 top finance tips for new mothers
FindaWEALTHMANAGER.com has put together ten top wealth management tips for new mums, covering everything from childcare to IHT planning. William Wesnofske reports.
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Towers Watson names new investment head for Americas
Towers Watson has named Steve Carlson as new head of investment for Americas.
BoAML join forces with Sandell Investment to launch new UCITS fund
Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BoAML) has joined forces with Sandell Investment Services to launch a new event-driven and arbitrage UCITS fund.
European leveraged loans regaining ground versus high-yield bonds for M&A financing: S&P
The European leveraged finance market is set to undergo a shift this year, as private equity sponsors veer back towards loans to finance leveraged buyouts, says S&P Capital IQ Leveraged Commentary and Data (LCD), a provider of real-time coverage of the leveraged finance markets.
UKs Angel Trains selects Voith to upgrade Class 142 Wheelsets
Germany-based Voith has been contracted by rolling stock leasing company Angel Trains, to upgrade its fleet of Class 142 diesel multiple units.
Tension between Moscow, Washington will not derail FATCA deal, says Russian finance minister
Russian finance minister Anton Siluanov has said that the ongoing tension between Moscow and Washington will not affect the signing of Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) agreement between the two nations.