Asset managers were forced to "immediately" address issues arising from one of the largest technology outages in history on Friday. #CyberSecurity firm CrowdStrike says the outage stemmed from an update to its Falcon software. Continue reading this story on Ignites Europe. https://lnkd.in/eAM5Ed6c
About us
To sign-up for a free two-week trial visit: www.IgnitesEurope.com/trial. If your company has an existing license you'll be automatically added to the license at no additional cost. Ignites Europe is a Financial Times service covering the fund industry in Europe with a focus on retail cross-border funds. Through a mix of original news stories and English-translated summaries from other publications across Europe, Ignites Europe provides all the news you need in one place. Updates are delivered straight to your inbox each business morning via e-mail. Full news stories, plus expanded content, are available on IgnitesEurope.com. Ignites Europe is known and appreciated for its unique format which mixes world-class original reporting with summaries of relevant stories taken from other publications. Ignites Europe news coverage is focused on the following fund centers: - Belgium - France - Germany - Ireland - Italy - Luxembourg - Spain - Switzerland - UK Ignites Europe’s electronic delivery platform is easy to use when you’re in the office or traveling. Its daily, morning e-mail proactively brings the news to you. Coverage in Ignites Europe includes: - Fund industry sales and marketing practices - Regulatory and compliance changes - The inside scoop on your competitors - Best practices on technical systems and fund operations - Updates on prominent executives in the market - New product launches
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http://www.IgnitesEurope.com
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- Newspaper Publishing
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- London
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2008
- Specialties
- Asset management and Cross-border funds
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Updates
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Actively managed funds attracted inflows in the second quarter of the year, gathering €19.1bn in net new money thanks to "increased interest" in the products. Find out more on Ignites Europe. https://lnkd.in/e6WQ7mnQ
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Renewable energy-related funds ranked among the worst-performing strategies in the first half of the year, as higher costs and reduced demand hit companies in the sector. Find this full article on Ignites Europe. https://lnkd.in/e8KH6pZC
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Shareholders in asset manager Ninety One have been recommended to abstain from voting on the firm's climate-related plan at its upcoming annual general meeting by advisers ISS and Glass Lewis. Continue reading here: https://lnkd.in/e_Vdmus5
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New research shows that women are not making the same progress in asset management leadership roles as they have done on boards. Keep reading here: https://lnkd.in/eQQxrj_q
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No asset manager is fully compliant with the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation, according to the French financial regulator. Continue reading this story here: https://lnkd.in/eD_pKhWu
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DWS is looking to grow its active #ETFs business in Europe to stay "ahead of the curve" as a number of asset managers enter the space seeking to capitalise on demand. https://lnkd.in/eTww4Gfg
DWS plans push into active ETFs
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This week's News Brief from Ignites Europe: Asset managers had it 'too good for too long' – Video game sent to Abrdn staff – Firms urged to adopt AI. Read for free on Ignites Europe.
News Brief: Asset managers had it 'too good for too long' – Video game sent to Abrdn staff – Firms urged to adopt AI
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Artificial intelligence is inescapable. Across all functions of asset management businesses, AI is poised to make a significant long-term impact. Please join us for our next webcast that will explore the impact of #AI on the industry, covering operations, investing, regulations and #ESG. Register on Ignites Europe. https://lnkd.in/ehYebPNc
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