FTfm: Liquidity fears put regulators on alert, Austrian fu...

 
 
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Monday November 18 2013
 
 
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Liquidity fears put regulators on alert
 
Regulators in the US and Europe have raised concerns that asset management groups are promising investors liquidity terms they cannot meet
 
 
 
Austrian fund house fights the flab
 
The sustainability team from Erste, the asset manager, is telling food companies such as Unilever to shape up as part of the fight against obesity
 
 
Asset managers are holding out for a hero
 
David Oakley laments that concerns over fees and transparency in the fund management industry have painted a negative picture of financial advisers
 
 
Manhattan mayor mystery
 
Many Wall Streeters, and rich New Yorkers generally, are reacting with cartoon character-like shock to the election of Bill de Blasio
 
 
Is the Fed brewing up bubble trouble?
 
While bond trades live by the motto to not fight the Fed, James Mackintosh is concerned that the more the Fed prints money, the more shares rise
 
 
Swip outflows fail to dampen bidding war
 
Aberdeen Asset Management and Australian rival Macquarie are trying to buy Scottish Widows Investment Partners, despite poor performance
 
 
Hedge funds 'too cosy' with prime brokers
 
Tens of billions of dollars each year in indirect and direct commissions are paid by hedge funds to brokers for sending new investors their way
 
 
Zurich pledges $1bn to go green
 
Zurich Insurance Group is to invest up to $1bn into bonds that fund projects aiming to mitigate climate change and global warming
 
 
The captive asset manager's choice
 
Retail investors are deserting in-house asset managers in droves, and banks and insurers risk losing their fund businesses unless they act quickly
 
 
The fund body, its boss and a resignation
 
Domenico Siniscalco, CEO of Morgan Stanley in Italy, and former head of Assogestioni, the country's asset management association
 
 
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Rethinking research culture
 

The UK Financial Conduct Authority is reviewing the way fund managers pay for research from investment banks. Andrew McNally, head of Berenberg UK, tells FTfm editor Steve Johnson why the research culture is too short-term and how to improve it.

 
 
 
 
 
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