Skandia’s former CEO, Lars-Eric Petersson, was sentenced to a two-year jail term by a Swedish court last week for fiddling the company’s executive bonus scheme.
Eley Griffiths closes to new institutional money
Skandia’s former CEO, Lars-Eric Petersson, was sentenced to a two-year jail term by a Swedish court last week for fiddling the company’s executive bonus scheme.
Hedge funds part of Perennial vision
Skandia’s former CEO, Lars-Eric Petersson, was sentenced to a two-year jail term by a Swedish court last week for fiddling the company’s executive bonus scheme.
Corporate super fund shuns master trusts
Skandia’s former CEO, Lars-Eric Petersson, was sentenced to a two-year jail term by a Swedish court last week for fiddling the company’s executive bonus scheme.
Orbis hires Oz equity analysts
Skandia’s former CEO, Lars-Eric Petersson, was sentenced to a two-year jail term by a Swedish court last week for fiddling the company’s executive bonus scheme.
Simcorp appoints pre-sales consultant
Skandia’s former CEO, Lars-Eric Petersson, was sentenced to a two-year jail term by a Swedish court last week for fiddling the company’s executive bonus scheme.
New Japanese fund on offer in Australia
Skandia’s former CEO, Lars-Eric Petersson, was sentenced to a two-year jail term by a Swedish court last week for fiddling the company’s executive bonus scheme.
MLC appoints new research solutions manager
Skandia’s former CEO, Lars-Eric Petersson, was sentenced to a two-year jail term by a Swedish court last week for fiddling the company’s executive bonus scheme.
Perpetual's upgrade signals IT surge
Skandia’s former CEO, Lars-Eric Petersson, was sentenced to a two-year jail term by a Swedish court last week for fiddling the company’s executive bonus scheme.
Legg Mason gets down to business with 'affiliates' structure
Skandia’s former CEO, Lars-Eric Petersson, was sentenced to a two-year jail term by a Swedish court last week for fiddling the company’s executive bonus scheme.
Demand for ‘commission recapture’ rises as Russell savings pass $1b
There is increasing emphasis being placed on implementation costs in investment management and one of the more significant costs – broking commissions – appears to have come in for scrutiny by institutional investors over the past five years.
Aviva fever hits as takeover bid fails
Aviva, the biggest UK insurance company whose Australian interests include Portfolio Partners and the Navigator platform, could be up for grabs after its GBP17 billion bid for rival Prudential fell over last week.
