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BNP Paribas to pay €5.1 billion for AXA Investment Managers in trillion-dollar asset management JV

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BNP Paribas has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire 100% of AXA Investment Managers – representing around €850 million in assets under management – for just over €5 billion. The deal is set to include an agreement for BNP Paribas’ long term management of a large part of AXA’s assets.

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Buy-side flock to automated trade affirmation service from DTCC ahead of T+1 transition

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The D epository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) has revealed that 350 Investment managers are now leveraging CTM’s automated trade affirmation capabilities to accelerate the post-trade lifecycle, as firms prepare for the US move to T+1 trade settlement.

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Is Singapore set to become the next major trading hub?

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Hong Kong continues to be very active, with its authorities keen to maintain their hold on the financial services sector. Most recently, Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM) expanded its footprint across Asia with the opening of its new Singapore office; the latest development in the firm’s growth strategy for the region.

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People Moves Monday: RBC, Tourmaline Partners, BlueX and more…

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RBC appointed Guy Chalkley as managing director, UK flow rates sales. Chalkley brings more than three decades worth of financial services to the role, in both portfolio management and rates sales. His most recent role at the inter-dealer broker was as a cross asset sales trader, having spent seven years with the business.

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Challenges for the buy-side and research providers become a reality as SEC allows ‘no-action’ research letter to lapse

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To resolve the disconnect in approaches, in its 2017 no-action letter to SIFMA, the SEC advised that it would not recommend enforcement action to broker-dealers accepting cash payments for research from investment managers which are required by Mifid II to pay for research from its own money as opposed to client commissions or ‘soft dollars’.

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An evolving service provider landscape

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The service provider landscape for outsourced trading is made up of an eclectic mix of firms. Boutique independents and the largest financial services providers co-exist in this burgeoning space which has some elements of comradery and others of fierce rivalry.

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UK Government plans new one-stop-shop for research as it paves way for removing unbundling rules

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The UK Government announced that it has accepted Kent’s review which also sets the path for potentially removing the unbundling rules – an inherited EU law that requires brokers to charge a separate fee for research.