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In brief
December 2008

Irish funds were opened to the Chinese market via the Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor (QDII) regime for the first time on October 23, following a memorandum of understanding between the respective regulators.

“This development further demonstrates the Irish government and regulatory authorities’ proactive commitment to ensure Ireland continues to develop as a domicile of choice for the international investment fund community,” said law firm Maples and Calder.


The IMA wrote to the FSA
calling for reform of the London cash equity market, which CEO Richard Saunders says is in “chaos” after the Lehman bankruptcy. Its letter questions Lehmans’ use of a non-segregated account for exchange trades and the trading freeze at Crest.


Stanley Fink, once the highest-paid CEO
in the FTSE100 as he built Man Group into a hedge-fund giant, announced the formation of Earth Capital Partners, a new environmental-investment business which he chairs.


London-based high-alpha European equities specialist
Sourcecap International has won a $150m (€117m) long-only European equities mandate as part of California Public Employees’ Retirement System’s (CalPERS) Manager Development Program, which focuses on emerging managers.






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