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Following years of industry advocacy and consultation, the Irish Government recently approved the text and publication of the Investment Limited Partnerships (Amendment) Bill 2020 (the Irish ILP Bill). The legislation could make Ireland a more ...
The hallmark of a well-functioning anti-money laundering program (AML) is a clear delineation of roles and responsibilities. We explore how fund boards and asset managers can mitigate risk in an increasingly complex operating environment.
In the latest FX Quarterly, our strategists take a deep dive on the key risks driving global economies, including the ongoing COVID-19 crisis and the upcoming US election. We also provide our outlook on developed and emerging markets in Q3 2020.
Securities lending demand faced unprecedented challenges in the first half of 2020. Despite the market turbulence, we remain cautiously optimistic, even as the election cycle ramps up in the U.S. Here we look back at the first half of 2020 and ...
In this article, first published in Private Debt Investor magazine, Ainun Ayub, Head of Alternatives Product for Europe and Asia, discusses how the COVID-19 pandemic is leading many LPs to reassess the strategies they need from their private debt ...
Listen to our foreign exchange experts discuss the key drivers and risks for the economy in Q3 2020.
Adrian Whelan, Head of Regulatory Intelligence at BBH, recently had the pleasure of virtually meeting with Lora Froud, Partner at Macfarlanes, to discuss the growing focus in asset management on retail investor access to less liquid alternative ...
BBH’s Andrew Ritchie led a panel of experts, including Diala Minott of Paul Hastings, Milko Pavlov of Houlihan Lokey, and Tim West of EY on the topic of distressed debt. Listen to the full replay of the webinar below.
While streamlining their operating models remains a key strategic objective for asset managers, how are the impacts of the lock-down changing their approach and priorities?
Inflation protection is perhaps the last thought in investors’ minds. But as the economy reopens, supply chains become more regional and resilient, and economic policies remain supportive of aggregate demand, inflation is likely to recover over ...
