Western Provident Association has been recommended for an ISO 14001 for its efforts to reduce environment impact. The specialist medical provider will have halved the amount of rubbish it sends to landfill from March 2005 to June 2007.
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From punk rocker to global investment, Fidelity International’s head of multi-manager carried was an enthusiastic Ramones’ fan who now has a passion for multi-management and he is intent on making Fidelity the dominant force in the sector. Interview by Philip Scott
Willis joins Whitechurch
Ben Willis has joined Whitechurch Securities as investment manager and head of research. He previously worked for six years at Chartwell Investment Management.
Thoresen urges move away from indemnity
Aegon UK chief executive Otto Thoresen is warning product providers are in danger of cannibalising each other’s businesses and says they need to move away from indemnity commission. He says Aegon will continue paying indemnity to support advisers, particularly at a time when there is short-term need, but even advisers who rely on the cash […]
Kleinwort Benson – Three-Year Protected Linked Deposit V
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India budget and the liquidity supercycle
Kunal Desai, manager of the Neptune India Fund, comments on how India’s 2017 budget will impact the Indian economy and equity market. Read article here: Important Information – for Investment Professionals only. Not for Retail Clients.Investment risksThe Neptune India Fund may have a high volatility rating and past performance is not a guide to future […]
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Bill McQuaker: Equities aren’t dangerous; the world is
Trump’s announcements of tariffs on steel and aluminium have led to a much greater focus on the risks posed by his presidency We have had a rollercoaster start to 2018. January saw a rapid rise in global equities before markets succumbed to a technically driven sell-off, recovered a little, and sold off again on the […]
L&G poaches from Sun Life for new product director
Legal & General has appointed Mark Jones to the role of product director of UK protection, within its insurance division. Jones joins from Sun Life. He will be responsible for the developer of both retail and group protection products, and will report into the managing director for UK protection, Steve Griffiths. Griffiths says: “We are […]
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