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Europe’s trade body for the asset management industry has renewed the sector’s call for a single, mandatory electronic system that collates stock prices and other information across the continent, helping to drive down costs of trading. The
The stock market’s smallest companies are facing unprecedented doubts and have taken huge losses as investors wonder about their ability to survive. With that as a backdrop, Business Insider spoke to four of the most successful small-company
(Bloomberg) — U.S. stock pickers are beating their European peers by an ever-widening margin, and one group of strategists says MiFID II’s research rules are the reason why. With just days to go before the conclusion of
Click here to listen to the audio. Welcome to the first Ropes & Gray European regulatory podcast for asset managers. These fortnightly podcasts and accompanying speaker notes are intended to provide an overview of updates relevant to
The Federal Reserve’s giant program of corporate bond buying is about to kick in. It will hand a critical new role in propping the struggling economy to a business with increasing clout in the financial world: money
Having been adopted in 2011, the Alternative Investment Fund
Managers Directive (AIFMD) is about to go through some its
biggest adjustments yet – whether the proposed AIFMD 2 or the
choices for both regulators
