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...er management]], or voguily, “[[AUM]]” is the value of investments in an [[investment manager]]’s portfolio. Thus, a “mine’s bigger than yours” opportuni

...ng of Article 6(a) of {{eudirective|2003|41|EC}} and an [[AIFM|alternative investment fund managed]] by {{tag|AIFM}}s authorised or registered in accordance with

Should an [[investment manager]] ask an {{tag|executing broker}} bank to offer it {{tag|client mon *When an [[investment manager]] instructs a broker to execute an order for a client it does so as

...hin the meaning of Article 6(a) of Directive 2003/41/EC and an alternative investment fund managed by AIFMs authorised or registered in accordance with Directive *a [[MiFID]] investment firm

...up. Notwithstanding that everyone knows it is all “between us girls”, the investment manager will, on the record, hotly deny this and insist, for the sake of [[

{{box|1. Member States shall require investment firms, on receiving any client funds, promptly to place those funds into on ====Under MiFID 2 Custody could become an {{eudirprov|investment service|MiFID}}====

...uld not catch a [[broker]] or [[dealer]] where it accepts orders from an [[investment manager]] who was not an FCA regulated {{cobsprov|firm}} (i.e., a foreigner ===Research and benefits [[broker]]s provide to [[investment manager]] clients===

...s a concept beloved of [[management consultants]], and those in the higher management strata who are bewitched by their honeyed words. ...women of the health sector, too, is blighted by similarly indecipherable [[management consultancy]]):

...as an overcrowded tourist destination with a thriving European investment management industry, and a good place to assassinate meddlesome journalists.

{{anat|cass|}}{{hbglossary|Designated investment business |G283}} ...0]], which predates, but somehow survives, [[MiFID]], {{fcaprov|designated investment business}} is a wider confection than {{fcaprov|MiFID business}}, but large

{{fcaprov|FUND 3.5}} Investment in securitisation positions <br> {{fcaprov|FUND 3.7}} Risk management <br>

...one, and investment funds who have outsourced their asset management to an investment adviser for another — and those margin borrowers and hedgies with [[prime

*[[manager|Investment management]]

...person can be reporting fully to two people at once, or even more if your management structure cannot be articulated in normal Euclidian geometry. And of course there is the old ''investment-bank-as-the-cruel-jungle'' staple, the “[[co-heads]]” of a business,<re

...stered investment company, business development company, or small business investment company; ..., if a bank, insurance company, or registered investment adviser makes the investment decisions, or if the plan has total assets in excess of $5 million;

'''SECTION A''': [[Investment services and activities]] (4) Portfolio management;

'''{{fcaprov|investment services}}''' means any of the services and activities listed in Section A :(d) portfolio management; <br>

...g|AIFMD}} is a lover’s pet name for the EU’s [[Alternative Investment Fund Management Directive]]<ref>EU Directive {{eudirective|2011|61|EU}}and Commission Deleg ...[[EU]] fund managers that manage [[alternative investment fund|alternative investment funds]] (essentially [[hedge funds]] and [[private equity]] funds) (“[[AI

...firm}} intending to provide {{mifid2prov|investment service}}s or perform investment activities with or without any {{mifid2prov|ancillary service}}s to {{mifid ...rm}} intending to provide {{mifid2prov|investment service}}s or to perform investment activities with or without any {{mifid2prov|ancillary service}}s in its ter

The [[head of the documentation unit]] is an accursed person in an [[investment bank]], although {{sex|he}} is usually the last one to recognise this. This In an [[investment bank]], being a place of universal grasping fixation on advancement, it isn