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Colin Birchall

EMIR refit requires action now

Keeping ahead of regulatory change is a major responsibility for businesses especially as changes come along like the EMIR refit which is due to be enforced on the 29th of April in the EU and on the 30th 0f September 2024 in the UK, writes Colin Birchall, business development manager at Point Nine. 

Benjamin

Making waves – the regulated approach to digital assets

Wave Digital Assets (Wave) is an SEC registered digital asset investment manager that has managed over USD1 billion in assets, based in its native California, co-founded by Benjamin Tsai (pictured) and ably supported globally by Matteo Dante Perruccio, who is President International of the firm.

Jason Yablon

US REITs poised for post-recession peak

Jason Yablon, head of US real estate, and Rich Hill, head of real estate strategy and research at Cohen & Steers, write that there was a dramatic performance difference between listed and private real estate in 2022. 

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UK pensions: a return to bonds for the new generation

The inflation shocks of the second half of 2022, have, for the first time in a generation, prompted renewed enthusiasm among pension fund managers for fixed-income investments, according to Payden & Rygel, one of the largest privately-owned global investment managers.

Jack Seibald

New horizons for outsourced trading

Powered by a buy-side trading culture and a flexible range of solutions that can be tailored to all types and sizes of investment managers, Cowen has long been a leader in the now fast-expanding area of outsourced trading. In an interview with Institutional Asset Manager, Jack Seibald – managing director and global co-head of prime brokerage and outsourced trading at Cowen – outlines the investment bank’s strategy and its plans for continued growth into new markets, geographies, and asset classes.

Joshua Maxey, Third Bridge

Third Bridge’s Maxey on MiFID

Last November’s Autumn Statement from the new Chancellor of the Exchequer, found Jeremy Hunt promising further regulatory changes to support the City of London and its position as an international financial centre, including changes to the MiFID II rules on equity research.

Agecroft-Partners

Agecroft Partners publishes trend predictions for hedge funds in 2023

Agecroft Partners’ 14th annual set of predictions for the biggest trends in the hedge fund industry for 2023 are based on dialogue with more than 2,000 institutional investors and also predicated upon an economic forecast of continued rising interest rates for at least the 1st half of 2023 and a moderate recession. The hedge fund industry is dynamic and both managers and investors can benefit from anticipating, and preparing for, the changes likely to occur, Don Steinbrugge, Agecroft’s founder and CEO says.

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