
Copal Partners anticipate threefold growth in Beijing
Copal Partners, the market leader in knowledge process outsourcing with 1,200 employees worl

Copal Partners, the market leader in knowledge process outsourcing with 1,200 employees worl

Newedge has appointed Nicole Wesch as Global Head of Media and Public Relations. Wesch is based in the company’s London office and is responsible for leading Newedge’s PR activities internationally. She reports directly to Kevin Russell, Managing Director and Global
Jesús Mardomingo Cozas and Jorge Canta from the Banking Law and Financial Institutions Group at Cuatrecasas, Madrid, outline the changes in Spain. Act 35/2003 on Collective Investment Instit

“It is most welcome to have a dedicated regulatory framework for alternative funds than no framework at all,” comments Lionel Paquin (pictured), head of Lyxor Managed Account Platform (MAP), when discussing the potential impact of the AIFM Directive on the alternatives

Duco, a provider of enterprise data quality and reconciliation services, has added HSBC and Merrill Lynch veteran Spencer Lake as a non-executive director. The company has also significantly bolstered its senior management team with the appointments of Danielle Price as

GAM’s systematic alternative risk premia strategy has won an AUD275 million investment from an Australian superannuation pension fund. GAM’s alternative risk premia strategy typically targets around 15 risk premia strategies across the style categories of value, momentum and carry. The

Swisscom Blockchain AG, a joint venture between ex Ernst & Young executives and Swisscom, the Swiss communications giant, have launched their new Digital Asset Custody solution into the global Financial Institution market place. Mark Lally (pictured), Principal Advisor with Swisscom

Vela, an independent provider of trading and market access technology for global multi-asset electronic trading, has partnered with CoinRoutes, a provider of consolidated data, smart order routing & algorithmic trading for crypto investors, to extend the crypto-asset capabilities of the

The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged two individuals who provided the biggest influx of investor funds into one of the largest-ever Ponzi schemes in South Florida. The SEC alleges that George Levin and Frank Preve, who live in the
SEI has launched a front-office liquidity management tool that allows its asset manager clients to continuously track, analyse and manage the portfolio positions of their funds as well as investor redemption provisions. Amid the credit crisis and the resulting