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Global asset management quarterly

Issue 10

Publication |  September 2018

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Welcome to the tenth edition of Global asset management quarterly. This publication highlights key developments that will be of interest to and affect our asset management clients, including market trends and developments in tax and buy-side regulation globally. Previous editions of Global asset management quarterly together with our knowledge materials on asset management regulation more generally can be found on our Asset Management Regulation knowledge hub. Access to the hub is registration only, please contact Imogen Garner, Iona Wright or Simon Lovegrove.

In this issue:

Global asset management quarterly - Europe

Over the last few months it has been hard to escape the growing concerns around Brexit.

September 2018

Global asset management quarterly - Global

Authors: Simon Lovegrove, Albert Weatherill, Floortje Nagelkerke, Etelka Bogardi, Ivan Yau, Zein el Hassan, Daniel Leslie, Kathleen Scott, Andrew Lom, Hiba Al...

September 2018

Global asset management quarterly - Asia

The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) published its consultation conclusion in May 2018 in relation to the proposed disclosure requirements for...

September 2018

Global asset management quarterly - Australia

Increasingly, clients are coming to us for regulatory advice surrounding the mining of cryptocurrency tokens, operating digital currency exchanges, raising funds...

September 2018

Global asset management quarterly - North America

On June 14, 2018, the Canadian Securities Administrators (‘CSA’), made up of Canada’s provincial and territorial securities regulators, published the Proposed...

September 2018

Global asset management quarterly - The Middle East

While whistleblowing is not a new sensation it’s remained a relative rarity in the Gulf.

September 2018

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