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AJ Bell names new group compliance officer
AJ Bell, a UK-based provider of online investment platforms, has named Roy McKean as group compliance officer, according to Fundweb.
Sprott Asset Management selects SS&C’s platform for automated settlement notification
Sprott Asset Management has selected SS&C Technologies’s SSCNet platform for automated settlement notification.
BNP Paribas unveils new value-focused US equity fund
BNP Paribas Investment Partners has unveiled a new value-focused US equity fund to focus on opportunities in large and mid-cap companies.
Britain wrongly believe assets held overseas escape IHT: Skandia International
Around 70% of financial advisers say clients believe assets held overseas escape UK Inheritance Tax (IHT) according to new research from Skandia International, part of Old Mutual Wealth.
JP Morgan Asset Management unveils Global Allocation fund in UK
JP Morgan Asset Management has unveiled a version of its Global Allocation strategy in the UK.
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Tribunal upholds FCA decision on Ian Hannam
The Upper Tribunal (Tribunal) has upheld the decision of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) that Ian Hannam engaged in two instances of market abuse.
Northern Trust AM appoint new head of ETF and mutual fund groups
Northern Trust Asset Management has appointed Shundrawn Thomas to lead ETF and mutual fund groups and Jason Tyler to head client solutions.
MarketAxess, BlackRock partner to provide iShares fixed income ETF information
MarketAxess Holdings and BlackRock has launched iShares fixed income exchange traded fund (ETF) information and basket trading technology on MarketAxess.
Ludlow Wealth Management hires new compliance head
Ludlow Wealth Management has named George Ramsden as new head of compliance in a move to strengthen its senior team.
Deutsche Bank sues its former wealth-management executives in US
German banking giant Deutsche Bank has reportedly sued a group of its former wealth management executives to block them from joining rival HPM Partners, a New York-based investment adviser.