Lombard Odier gets liquid; revival at Man; waffle at J Safra Sarasin; Google teases BlackRock; M&G on Russia; Magellan rides high; Natixis goes big and much more.

Lombard Odier gets liquid; revival at Man; waffle at J Safra Sarasin; Google teases BlackRock; M&G on Russia; Magellan rides high; Natixis goes big and much more.
A new head for RBC Investment Management in Asia, State Street raises assets in Thailand, Julius Baer and UBS disagree on Japan, GAM gets inactive, pain for Pimco, SLI, Columbia Threadneedle and Jupiter are on the streets and much more!
Thais are buying alts; MPF funds are drowning; Goldman gets on the ETF bandwagon; rallying cry of the Pangolin; truth in misspeaking at Fund Supermart; Aberdeen is monkeying around; and much more.
Pandan cakes at UBS; speculation about FundSmith; changes at OMGI; DBS dislikes commodities; HSBC loves London; advertising from Investec, BlackRock, Vanguard and others; whisky-sozzeled thoughts on F1, and much more.
Mandates are all the rage at UBS; new advertising from Pictet, BNP Paribas and Nikko; fund discounts at OCBC; speculation at Stan Chartered; successful fund managers under 40 and much more.
New intermediary head at T. Rowe Price, Manulife AM pinches from Schroders, economic outlook gloom in Hong Kong, ETF liquidity deserts, HSBC Gam head relocates and much more.
Aberdeen has (un)timely advertising; UBS and Standard Chartered in less than generous moods; Neptune pulls out of Asia; AB is moving; change at Bank of Singapore; Spy gets corrected and much more!
Movements spotted at Invesco, Julius Baer, JP Morgan and Jupiter; Big change at Aberdeen; Allianz and Fidelity campaigning around Singapore and much more.
Alex Kwan has resurfaced; Mirae expands their comms team; Damien Mooney is inside an ATM machine; change at Hansard; Allianz roams the city-state; Schroders comes clean on Grace Ho and much more.
New alternatives specialist fund selector at StanChart; changes at HSBC PB and GAM; another move to Standard Life Investments; new sales person for VAM and more.
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