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Live Webcast: ETFs, Myths vs Reality
21 February 2012
Join us for this live interactive webcast debate:
ETFs: Myths vs Reality A review of investor opinion of ETFs based upon research conducted by IFI Global Live at 11.30 – 12.30, Tuesday, February 21
Email questions to Simon Osborn: osborn@ifiglobal.com
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New private placement guide in Jersey
15 February 2012
The Jersey Financial Services Commission has introduced the Jersey Private Placement Fund Guide.
A Private Placement Fund in Jersey which satisfies the eligibility conditions set out in the guide may be established using a streamlined three day authorisation process which also gives ce
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Ipes wins Constellation mandate
14 February 2012
Independent Swiss private equity company, Constellation has selected Ipes as the administrator for its Constellation III German Asset Light Fund.
The fund, which will focus on investing in growth companies in the service sector in German speaking Europe, reached its successful final
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QFC links with Luxembourg
13 February 2012
Qatar Financial Centre Authority and Luxembourg for Finance, the agency for the development of Luxembourg as a financial centre, held a joint seminar to explore how further to advance their partnership for financial services.
The seminar was the first step after the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between QFC Authority and Luxembourg for Finance last year, to promote cooperation between the two countries in financial services.
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Guernsey remains the leader in non-UK listings
10 February 2012
Guernsey remains home to more non-UK entities listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) than any other jurisdiction globally, according to figures from the market authority.
LSE data shows that at the end of December 2011 there were 108 Guernsey- incorporated entities listed on either the Main Market, the Alternative Investment Market (AIM), the Specialist Fund Market (SFM) or as ‘Trading Only’.
This is comfortably more than the major economic powers of the US (47), Russia (33), India (31), Australia (26), South Africa (11), Germany (7), China (5) and France (4).