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Chances in the investment management market

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Published on: 22 November 2013

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Original news
Is KPMG’s move into investment management surprising?
What should non-investment firms consider before making a similar decision? Is there room for more closed investment funds such as this?
Would you say the UK investment market is sufficiently diverse?
What chances does this bring to new entrants?
What are our predictions for the future?
Is there anything lawyers advising in this area should take note of?

Article summary

Financial Services analysis: What do firms have to consider when attempting to enter the investment management market? David Williams, private funds formation partner at Simmons & Simmons in London, considers the issues.

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