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Sovereign Group linked to blacklisted Beazley QROPS
Added 10 September by Dan Judge
The shareholders and directors of the company behind Beazley Fiduciaries, trustee of blacklisted QROPS scheme, include senior management from Sovereign Trust, a multi-national fiduciary firm
European investors flock to bonds as equity sales slump
Added 10 September by Gary ShepherdSales of fixed income funds across Europe more than doubled to reach €15.2bn in July, though equity sales slumped from €1.4bn to €600m, according to Lipper’s latest monthly snapshot.
Jupiter grows European sales team
Added 10 September by Dan JudgeFund manager Jupiter has expanded its continental European sales team to help focus on the German, Swiss and Austrian markets.
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