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There is already one filing to use ETF-as-a-share-class structure when exclusive rights expire in May
It is more important to increase competition and allow investors to compare performance and fees
US regulators want more prescriptive rules to apply to private equity and hedge funds
Global financial hubs are divided on encouraging access to disruptive virtual assets
Sarah Bloom Raskin says it is ‘inappropriate’ to pick winners and losers in the economy as she draws Republican ire
New superannuation regulations do not require transparency on underlying pension assets, say experts
BIS challenges ‘decentralisation illusion’ and suggests changes to bond fund redemptions
Call for fundamental reforms to prevent ‘crippling’ outflows during market stress
Finance industry executives cancel summer holidays to deal with workload
So-called active semi-transparent ETFs have their limitations, say analysts
Backers of themed ETFs optimistic after rulings by UN and European Court of Justice boost investor sentiment
Cryptocurrency craving is also strong amid surge in bitcoin fund assets
Brexit and the cross-border nature of fund management have created complexities, says AMF
Tanguy van de Werve of Efama is keen to raise the European investment industry’s profile but UK exit poses a challenge
Regulatory proposals viewed as fresh attempt to capture more of UK’s £9tn asset management sector
UK decision to diverge from Priips rules could put European funds at disadvantage, trade group warns
SEC’s warns of risk of firms putting their own interests ahead of those of clients
Rare spat between Brussels and EU financial watchdogs piles pressure on policymakers to review controversial Priips rules
US regulator identifies widespread ‘deficiencies’ that led investors to overpay for services
Complaint to Europe’s top finance watchdog is blow to continent’s biggest fund hub
The industry needs to mind its language and adopt plain English
More than 50 per cent of Equity Income fund’s assets have been sold
Many investors are sitting in legacy fund share classes that apply the charges, analysts say
FCA questioned over whether asset managers are preventing clients from acting as corporate stewards
Costs are set to rise — but the question of how much and who pays is yet to be decided
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