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Brevet Capital (Brevet), a credit investment and specialty finance firm with a dedicated focus on the government sector, has appointed Brian Chase, former Founding Partner, Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer of Garrison Investment Group, as Chief Operating Officer.  In his new role, Chase will work closely with Brevet’s CEO, CIO and Co-Founder, Doug Monticciolo, and other senior members of the management team to oversee the day-to-day business across the firm to further enhance its technology, infrastructure, risk management, strategic planning and new product platforms.   “Brian brings substantial private credit and investment management sector expertise to the Brevet
New nationwide, independent financial advice and fund management firm One Four Nine Group has launched One Four Nine Portfolio Management, an in-house DFM service offering a compelling suite of competitively priced active, passive and sustainable model portfolios.
KNEIP, a specialist in fund data management and reporting solutions for the asset management industry, has partnered with Nasdaq to register investment funds in Europe on the Nasdaq Fund Network (NFN), providing enhanced transparency and accessibility of investment products in Europe with standardised five-character symbol. 
Saxo Bank has added nine new Crypto FX pairs to its TradingView offering, marking the latest round of integration of the capabilities from its new Crypto FX service with the established TradingView platform. Saxo clients using TradingView, a social trading platform that offers advanced charting tools for stocks, crypto and FX instruments, can now benefit from the added ability to trade nine crypto FX pairs including bitcoin, ether and litecoin against EUR, USD and JPY from a single margin account without the need to maintain a crypto wallet. Launched in May 2021, Crypto FX has seen demand exceeded expectations with
The SS&C GlobeOp Forward Redemption Indicator for November 2021 measured 2.28 per cent, up from 1.56 per cent in October. “SS&C GlobeOp’s Forward Redemption Indicator for November 2021 was 2.28 per cent, reflecting lower redemption notices compared to the 3.63 per cent reported for the same period a year ago,” says Bill Stone, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, SS&C Technologies. “This favourable comparison marks seventeen consecutive months of declining year-over-year hedge fund redemptions.  “Moreover, the 2.28 per cent level of redemptions is the lowest reading for any month of November since the inception of the Forward Redemption Indicator in 2008.
The ability of financial market operators to reinvent and innovate has been one of the key successes driving industry growth in the last decade. With the events of the past 12 months creating an increasingly challenging market backdrop, Mario Sanchez (photographed above), Managing Director and Global Head of Sales at FXCM Pro, sheds light on FXCM Pro’s latest innovation to better meet the needs of wholesale market participants – a CFD Prime service. 
With many hedge funds delivering long-only or beta-type returns over the past decade, downward pressure on fees has intensified in recent years, and the ways in which start-up managers can look to draw allocator money has been the focus of fierce debate as fee models have shifted.
The outlook is still good for investors, says Luca Paolini, chief strategist at Pictet Asset Management. “Equity prices have reached a record high, up nearly 100 per cent from the pandemic low, much faster than anticipated. Whilst the outlook should seem good for investors, some factors will cap the expected returns for both equity and bonds in 2022.   “Record valuation, tighter monetary/fiscal policy and the surge in inflation will keep the pressure on, resulting in single digit return for equities. Bonds, we think have entered a secular bear market, although a significant breakout in yields looks unlikely.”   “Next
Boutique law firm Kleinberg Kaplan, described as “Wall Street’s best-kept secret”, is celebrating its 50th anniversary as a legal adviser to investment funds and entrepreneurs, including many pioneers in the funds industry. Founded by Fred Kleinberg, Myron Kaplan and Norris Wolff in November 1971, with Jim Cohen joining a few months later, Kleinberg Kaplan has grown into a multi-disciplinary firm with more than 100 lawyers and staff. With an international practice, the firm serves the global interests of its clients from an office in New York City, the financial capital of the world.  Since its inception, Kleinberg Kaplan has maintained
Osprey Funds, a digital asset management firm, has formed Osprey Alpha to offer actively managed funds for institutions and high-net-worth investors. Osprey Alpha is slated to launch its inaugural product, the Osprey NFT Fund, in early 2022. “We’re in business to provide investors with exposure to the most exciting segments of the digital asset ecosystem,” says Greg King, CEO of Osprey Funds. “With Osprey Alpha, we will focus on the development and rollout of several unique, actively-managed strategies for sophisticated investors beginning with our NFT product.” To manage the NFT fund, Osprey has hired former Stocktwits executive and early NFT

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