Ipes and Standish form AIFMD Partnership

Ipes and Standish have formed a partnership that will help American private equity managers access the new regulatory environment for alternative funds in Europe. Ipes, a fund administrator for alternative asset classes,

Millennial Investor Generation Seek Both Profit and Purpose.

We are currently experiencing a shift in wealth, some $41tn will from the baby boomer generation to the millennial generation over the next 40 years. With the wealth transfer there has been

What do you want to be?

Every now and then it is time to take stock on where you have got to in life, how you feel about it, and what you are going to do about it.

Top Fund Managers by Islamic Assets

Sharia equity portfolios have proven a steep and continued increase in Islamic assets under management last year, but fund houses are affecting retail and sovereign sector to grow. Growth of investor types

AIFM License Awarded to Crestbridge

Luxembourg regulator CSSF has awarded one of the first AIFM licenses to Crestbridge, the funds and corporate services provider, who will now be able to provide alternative investment funds with management company

Doing the job you love, that loves you back

Let me start off this blog by saying that when I started writing these a few months ago, I wasn’t sure how they would sound, and whether anyone would be interested in

Surge in AIFMD Activity in Ireland

There has been a significant surge reported by the Irish Funds Industry Association, in applications being made by fund managers seeking authorisation under the new Alternative Fund Managers Directive (AIFMD) in Ireland.

Orangefield Group Expand in German and Swiss Real Estate Market with New Acquisition

Amsterdam’s Orangefield Group have expanded their presence in the German and Swiss real estate marketby acquiring Estate-Vistro, a property and center management company. Orangefield Estate-Visio will offer real estate management services, primarily

Ogier Fiduciary bought by Electra Partners

Ogier Group’s fiduciary services business has been sold to Electra Partners, who have agreed to buy for £180 million. . The debt involved is being financed by Lloyd’s, HSBC and RBS, and

Why head-hunting is good for business

I know this is something of a controversial title, the kind of headline that reporters love. Rather than now going off on a tangent that actually means something entirely different, I am

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