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M&G Prudential is creating a single unit for global investments and has picked Prudential plc’s group treasurer, Jack Daniels, to lead it. The moves comes ahead of Prudential’s plan to carve out its UK and European savings arm. -
Julian Ide has been picked as the new CEO of active equity investment firm Martin Currie.
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NewDay has hired John Hourican as CEO, a role he will take up in early September. He succeeds James Corcoran, who has served as CEO since 2009.
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Fears that MiFID II is demolishing coverage of smaller UK companies appear to be misplaced, according to research firm Hardman & Co, with analyst numbers actually on the up. But not everyone agrees with that assessment. Meanwhile, market participants think that liquidity is decreasing, despite what the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) says, and this could boost private equity interest in these small firms.
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India has made a series of changes to the regulations for trusts to help give the nascent market a boost.
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Hong Kong’s stock exchange operator is planning to attract more companies from the Asia Pacific region to list in Hong Kong, as well boosting its Stock Connect schemes with China. The moves should help cement its position as a global fundraising hub, according to a strategic plan published Thursday.
