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Analysis: ECB acts but Japan lesson looms large

Europe | 8 Dec 16

Analysis: ECB acts but Japan lesson looms large

While EU leaders unveiled plans for a new €321m state-of-the-art ‘Europa’ Brussels HQ, over in Frankfurt the ECB was building its own foundations for change.

Investment fund takes 20% stake in Enhance Group

Companies | 8 Dec 16

Investment fund takes 20% stake in Enhance Group

A strategic stake has been taken in Jersey-headquartered investment consultancy Enhance Group, by a closed-ended investment fund managed by Channel Islands-based Ravenscroft.

Pioneer suspends two fixed income fund managers

Companies | 7 Dec 16

Pioneer suspends two fixed income fund managers

Global asset management firm Pioneer Investments, has suspended two top fixed income fund managers at its Dublin-based operation, industry sources have confirmed.

EU hits banks with record €485m fine

Europe | 7 Dec 16

EU hits banks with record €485m fine

JPMorgan Chase, HSBC and Crédit Agricole have been hit with fines totalling €485m (£409m, $521m) by the European Commission for rigging Euribor rates.

Overseas pensions to be struck off if not locally regulated

Europe | 6 Dec 16

Overseas pensions to be struck off if not locally regulated

The UK is to require overseas pensions to be regulated in the country where they are established in order to be ‘recognised’ by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), as it pushes ahead with plans to scrap the 70% ‘income for life’ rule.

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