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ABG Investment unveils new service offering for advisors

ABG Investment Services, a registered RIA in the US, has unveiled a new 3(38) service offering for advisors.

Premium Wealth Management launches boutique compliance tool

Premium Wealth Management has launched boutique compliance tool for self-licensed advisors who wish to have access to compliance professional when they need it to assist them to keep abreast of and practically implement regulatory requirements.

DeAWM appoints head of emerging market equities

Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management (DeAWM) has appointed Sean Taylor as head of emerging market equities.

ANZ appoints new CEO for international division

Australia and New Zealand Banking Group (ANZ) has appointed former senior executive at Lloyds Banking Group Andrew Géczy as CEO International and Institutional Banking division to spearhead its Asian expansion.

SS&C GlobeOp opens new office in Luxembourg

SS&C GlobeOp, a US-based subsidiary of SS&C Technologies, has expanded its current European presence with a new Luxembourg office.

Investec shuts down resources arm in Australia- report

South African banking giant Investec has winded up its resources arm in Australia, jettisoning around 20 staff from the Sydney office, the Wall Street Journal reported.

US regulators investigate JPMorgan over Chinese hiring practices

The US Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) anti-bribery unit has launched an investigation into JPMorgan Chase’s hiring practices in China.

China CITIC Bank International to launch CITICmobile app

China CITIC Bank International has launched smartphone and tablet app CITICmobile, which brings customers the bank’s service right at their fingertips.

RBC Wealth adds two to UK credit team

Canadian bank RBC Wealth Management has appointed Victoria Riding and Sarah Hunter to its UK based credit team. Riding who joins RBC from Bank of America Merrill Lynch will be director, ultra high net worth, credit solutions.

Bank of America to absorb Merrill Lynch unit while keeping brand

Bank of America (BofA) is set to dissolve Merrill Lynch & Co as a legal entity five years after acquiring it but will keep the brand name.