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  • BNP Paribas Asset Management Appoints Sylvain Ghisoni As Country Sales Head For France

    Date 17/01/2019

    BNP Paribas Asset Management (‘BNPP AM’) announces the appointment of Sylvain Ghisoni as Country Sales Head for France, within the Global Client Group, its worldwide Sales and Marketing organisation.  He will report to Fabien Madar, Co-Head of Distribution Europe.  Sylvain will join BNPP AM on 21 January and will be based in Paris.

  • APAC Emerging As A Significant Engine Of Global Fund Sales Growth – Contributing To More Than 25% Of Flows Over The Last Ten Years

    Date 17/01/2019

    APAC Distribution 360, a new study by Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc. (NYSE:BR), a global fintech leader, examines the opportunities and challenges for asset managers developing distribution strategies in this rapidly evolving region where assets under management have reached $3.8trillion.

  • FTSE Russell Launches Chinese Green Bond Index Series

    Date 17/01/2019

    • New index Series tracks bonds whose proceeds are specifically used to finance climate or environmental projects
    • China is now second-largest green bond market globally - $37 billion issued in 2017
    • Growing global demand to incorporate ESG factors as a core part of investment and stewardship approaches
    • FTSE Russell has 15+ year track record in promoting sustainable investment
    • FTSE Russell leading provider of China-linked benchmarks

  • Oslo Børs VPS Holding ASA – Preliminary Accounts 4th Quarter 2018

    Date 17/01/2019

    In view of the offer from Euronext N.V to aquire all oustanding shares in Oslo Børs VPS Holding ASA, Oslo Børs VPS Holding is publishing preliminary accounts for the fourth quarter of 2018. The accounting information included in these preliminary accounts has not been audited.

  • INSEAD Professors' Political Commentary On Brexit

    Date 17/01/2019

    What can Theresa May do next?

    “Theresa May has one card she still might be able to play against the hardline Brexiteers in her party and that would be to threaten to legislate in favour of a second referendum. She now has until Monday to present a new plan to MPs. There is, however, a high risk that this move would provoke a lasting split in the Conservative Party – something which May has so far been at great pains to avoid. And, to work, it would also have to provoke a split in the Labour Party, which has so far tried to exploit the conflict over Brexit to bring down May and her government rather than take a clear stance against Brexit. The EU could probably be persuaded to re-negotiate aspects of the failed deal so that it would look more like the kind of relationship that Norway has with the EU. However, a revised deal of this kind would meet with the same objections from hard-line Brexiteers among Conservative MPs as the one defeated yesterday. In the end they may have to choose whether to compromise with May and endorse a deal which falls far short of what they really want or risk the formation of a cross-party parliamentary coalition that asks the EU to extend Article 50 while a second referendum is organized that could reverse the result of the first. It is only when they are staring defeat in the eyes that they are likely to make any such compromise. They will not be shifted by the prospect of a ‘no-deal Brexit’, no matter how negative the consequences of this outcome may look.”

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