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Pictet sets up new office in the DIFC

Investment | 31 Oct 16

Pictet sets up new office in the DIFC

Geneva-based Pictet Asset Management has opened a new office in Dubai’s International Financial Centre (DIFC).

Eurozone inflation fears hit high grade credit and gov’t bonds

Europe | 31 Oct 16

Eurozone inflation fears hit high grade credit and gov’t bonds

Eurozone investment grade and government bonds continued to see outflows as inflation expectations rose, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch research.

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Asia | 31 Oct 16

DBS buys ANZ Asia wealth units, nets $16.5bn in assets

The trend of banks offloading assets continues as Singapore-based DBS acquires ANZ’s WM and retail units in Asia, adding S$23bn ($16.5bn, £13.5bn, €15bn) of wealth assets, which includes S$6bn from high net worth individuals.

Asia ex-Japan equities bloom but volatility lurks

Asia | 31 Oct 16

Asia ex-Japan equities bloom but volatility lurks

Asian equities have enjoyed a good rally in the third quarter of this year, with a strong performance from technology stocks, but volatility is likely to remain, says Lena Tsymbaluk, research analyst at Morningstar

EEA ‘death bonds’ investors finally receive £49m payout

Investment | 28 Oct 16

EEA ‘death bonds’ investors finally receive £49m payout

Investors in the ill-fated EEA Life Settlements Fund received a $49m (£39.6m, €59.8m) payout in October for their shares in the so-called ‘death bonds’.

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