It may be one of Europe’s smallest countries, but Luxembourg has never lacked for ambition.
Stephen Kenny (pictured) and Daniel Edgson from Blick Rothenberg’s Financial Services team take a look at the Reporting Fund Regime and provides guidance on what UK investors and individuals need to be aware of.
Audrey Strauss, United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, sentenced Stefan He Qin to seven years in prison for fraud and embezzlement.
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has banned Dylan Christopher Rands, of Sydney, NSW, from providing financial services for five years after finding he engaged in market manipulation. Rands was a former dealer and portfolio manager at AUD2 billion
Wheelhouse Advisors, an award-winning provider of prudential management, regulatory reporting, accounting, tax and payroll services to the financial services sector has released a new report detailing the findings of in-depth impact assessment work, undertaken with clients over the past 12
With the recent arrival of experienced antitrust and M&A lawyer Miguel Vaz, European law firm Fieldfisher is now providing a “one-stop-shop” service to a number of top tier investors and hedge funds, focused on risk-adjusted merger arbitrage investment opportunities. “Merger
Law form Venable has obtained a preliminary injunction on behalf of client Hedgeye Risk Management against former managing director Darius Dale for stealing the investment research house’s financial models before resigning to start his own competing business. Federal Judge Andrew
Digital assets’ disruptive potential could herald a seismic shift in markets, with crypto hedge funds bringing bumper returns uncorrelated to other asset classes – but investors remain wary of the patchwork of ad-hoc rules and regulations covering the sector.
Whistleblower lawyers from Kohn, Kohn & Colapinto and the National Whistleblower Center have submitted comments for a proposed rule change to the SEC Whistleblower Program. The final vote on the rules is set for September 2021.
Firms falling within the remit of the FCA’s new Investment Firm Prudential Regime (IFPR) cannot afford to be passive. They need to set themselves on the right path now if they are to meet the January 2022 compliance deadline. Some
