Read the October 2015 edition of the Investment Management Review

The October 2015 edition of the Investment Management Review is out now, providing comprehensive coverage and analysis of the latest key global developments across the asset management industry

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Written and edited by Dr Arjuna Sittampalam, Chartered MCSI, Founder and Managing Director of Sage & Hermes, the quarterly magazine features reviews and critical analysis of information and articles drawn from leading worldwide sources and contributions from industry experts.

The October edition includes three related articles that look at Japanese asset management as a new global force; another three look at a potential mega trend arising from asset managers making inroads into the bank lending business; while two others look at problems relating to infrastructure investment.

Highlights from the edition

Asset managers into bank lending – a potential mega trend

The editorial and three articles discuss a revolutionary transformation in the way that entrepreneurs are financed:

  • Asset managers making deeper inroads into banking (p.17).
  • Peer-to-peer lending continues mutating (p.18).
  • US student loan market enticing to investors (p.20).

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Privileged investors squeezing out initial public offerings

Revolutionary changes are gathering pace in the method used by high-tech companies to raise money at the early stage, posing questions about unfairness and the future role of IPOs (p.30).

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Corporate governance reforms transforming Japanese equities

A 'shame index' has been set up by the Tokyo Stock Exchange that is putting effective pressure on Japanese companies to reform their murky corporate governance policies (p.16).


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Published: 12 Oct 2015
Categories:
  • Wealth Management
  • The Review
  • IMR
Tags:
  • Investment Management Review

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