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Investors dump bonds as reflation trade takes hold

Fixed Income | news 9 Jan 17

Investors dump bonds as reflation trade takes hold

European investors sold off all types of bonds and bought US equities in November as bond yields and inflation expectations surged. Has the great rotation now finally started?

Old Mutual exits Europe after completing sale of Italian unit

Companies | news 9 Jan 17

Old Mutual exits Europe after completing sale of Italian unit

Old Mutual has confirmed its exit from continental Europe after finalising the sale of its Italian operations to Phlavia Investimenti.

US politician introduces bill to delay adviser reforms

North America | news 9 Jan 17

US politician introduces bill to delay adviser reforms

A US congressman has introduced a bill that could delay the Department of Labor’s (DoL) much-anticipated fiduciary rule by at least two years.

Retail investor protection strengthened in Singapore

Asia | news 9 Jan 17

Retail investor protection strengthened in Singapore

Retail investors in Singapore will receive greater protection following changes to the Securities and Futures Act (SFA).

UK court rules £75k pension transfer loan was liberation

United Kingdom | news 9 Jan 17

UK court rules £75k pension transfer loan was liberation

A UK court has ruled that a £75,000 ($92,106, €87,429) loan taken out by a client to fund investments as part of a pension transfer was a form of pension liberation and should be subject to tax.

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