The Grand Duchy appears set to thrive under new regulations covering the funds industry, but many groups have not prepared for AIFMD and there are likely to be challenges from the East
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Financial Centres
May 1, 2013
Will Cyprus survive as an international financial centre?
Evgenios C. Evgeniou of PricewaterhouseCoopers and MilleniumAssociates' Ray Soudah debate the island's future
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April 9, 2013
The changing nature of international financial centres
Fiona Le Poidevin, chief executive of Guernsey Finance, discusses what the new economic environment means for international financial centres
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/ Europe
April 8, 2013
Guernsey extols the benefits of island life
Although it boasts a thriving private equity industry, Guernsey must lessen its dependence on UK-sourced business and diversify into other areas if it is to prosper
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/ Europe
/ Switzerland
February 27, 2013
Structural shifts imply Swiss focus is overseas
Pictet and Lombard Odier’s new structures will limit partners’ liabilities, but also boost their international ambitions
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/ Asia
December 3, 2012
Private banks turning Eastern promise into reality
The potential for private banks to expand in Asia is huge but newcomers must choose their target markets carefully and be aware of the risks and costs they will face in becoming established
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/ Americas & Caribbean
/ USA
October 26, 2012
Roundtable: Will the US economic recovery grind to a halt?
The US economy has been performing better than most developed markets, but with a “fiscal cliff” on the horizon and a stuttering global economy, can this continue?
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/ Europe
September 26, 2012
Making the case for private banking in Switzerland and Singapore
François Reyl, CEO of Reyl and Cie (left) and Lombard Odier’s Vincent Duhamel discuss what the future holds for private banking in Switzerland and Singapore
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Financial Centres
April 23, 2012
Hong Kong set to abandon its old investment model
Hong Kong investors have always favoured riskier and more short-term asset classes than those on the mainland, but there are signs this may be changing
Developers such as Consus are channeling their investments into less than ten top German cities, including the country's financial hub of Frankfurt and political capital Berlin.
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