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Verdict Staff
Hargreaves Lansdown net inflows up 8%; to launch new non-advised service
British investment manager Hargreaves Lansdown has recorded net inflows of £2.75bn in the four months to 30 April 2015, an increase of 7.84% compared to £2.55bn in the year ago period.
Mackenzie Investments doubles its true US dollar funds
Mackenzie Investments has doubled its suite of true U.S. dollar (USD) funds, launching four new mandates.
Misys launches outside in banking approach for Islamic banks
Misys, a financial software company, has launched Misys FusionBanking Essence Islamic a major new component in its banking platform, Misys FusionBanking Essence.
WisdomTree rolls out currency-hedged Europe and Japan ETFs
WisdomTree has launched two of its currency hedged ETFs to Europe, which offer access to Japanese as well as European equities.
GPS Wealth rolls out new tailored platform for advisors
GPS Wealth, an independent Australian Financial Services Licensee (AFSL), has joined forces with HUB24 to deliver its advisers a tailored platform, called CAREportfolio.
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Fear of market volatility continue to trouble advisors and clients: Eaton Vance
Concerns about market volatility continued to trouble financial advisors and their clients, according to the latest results from the Eaton Vance Advisor Top-of-Mind Index Survey (ATOMIX), a quarterly survey of financial advisors in the US.
Ex-Morgan Stanley adviser launches wealth management firm for HNW women
A former Morgan Stanley adviser has opened a new wealth management business, exclusively targeting high-net-worth (HNW) women.
Luxembourgs Degroof Asset Management starts operations in Hong Kong
Degroof Asset Management (HK), a subsidiary of Banque Degroof Luxembourg, has secured approval from the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) to offer asset management services for investment funds in Hong Kong.
Investors selectively lowering risk after bond sell-off: BofA Merrill Lynch
Global investors have less appetite for higher risk exposures, particularly in the U.S., according to the BofA Merrill Lynch Fund Manager Survey for May.
Asset managers side with company management on controversial votes: ShareAction
Asset Managers side too often with company management on controversial votes at company AGMs, even when there is a clear case for challenging company management on a vote, said ShareAction, which has compared the voting records of the 33 UK asset managers.