
Has fund governance improved since the financial crisis?
The 2008 financial crisis revealed many corporate governance deficiencies at alternative funds. Twelve years on, Covid-19 is causing a different set of challenges. Bill Prew,

The 2008 financial crisis revealed many corporate governance deficiencies at alternative funds. Twelve years on, Covid-19 is causing a different set of challenges. Bill Prew,

In March, London asset manager IBIS Capital announced that the merger its Nasdaq-listed acquisition company, EdtechX Holdings, and a growing Chinese education technology group, Meten,
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A major new impact investment coalition has launched to address the social and economic fallout from Covid-19, with financial support coming from leading foundations including
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Iceland, Austria, Egypt, Ghana, and Vietnam, have retained the most positive economic sentiment during the coronavirus pandemic, according to analysis of media, social media, trade
Asset managers, including Fidelity International, Aviva Investors, and Invesco, have outlined their initiatives to close the gender pay gap, as scrutiny returns to the male-dominated

Investors around the world are currently facing two major issues: the immediate one of whether their portfolio is protected from the sudden and savage economic shock caused by
Around EUR170 billion worth of DAX shares were traded via Deutsche Börse AG in March. In contrast this figure was a mere EUR63.5 billion in
CACEIS, the asset servicing banking group of Crédit Agricole and Santander, has migrated Popular Asset Management and Popular Pensiones business, while all staff worked from