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...: Applicants request an order to permit funds of funds relying on rule 12d1-2 under the Act to i...Equity Funds, AIM Funds Group, AIM Growth Series, AIM International. Mutual Fund...
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LONDON (HedgeWorld.com) - Integrated Asset Management, the AIM- listed fund of funds group that operates GAIM Advisors, has acquired a 50.1% stake in Attica Holdings, the London-based fund of funds arm of Sal. Oppenheim, Germany's largest private bank. Integrated also has an option to acquire the remaining shares subject to performance criteria for a total price of 13.5 million euro. In the first tranche of the deal no cash will change hands as Sal. Oppenheim will take new shares in Integrated, giving it a 27% interest. The bank will become Integrated's biggest shareholder, although management of the alternative investment group have a combined 35% stake.
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... with respect to the management of funds belonging to Indiantribes bear some resemblance... reorder its priorities from serving a sub-group of beneficiaries to serving the broader class of a...
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Chris Clair, ReporterDENVER (HedgeWorld.com) - In what may be one of the last of the super-size settlements tied to the mutual fund market- timing/late-trading scandal, AMVESCAP plc's Invesco Funds Group Inc. and AIM Advisors Inc. mutual fund arms agreed Tuesday to a US$451 million settlement of market-timing charges. Those civil charges were brought against Invesco Funds Group and four executives of the firm in late 2003 by the Securities and Exchange Commission and attorneys general in New York and Colorado. At the time, AIM Advisors was not charged. Subsequent investigation, however, revealed that the Houston-based firm entered into its own agreements with at least 10 market timers, including one unnamed hedge fund, according to ...
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One of the great champions of philanthropy died recently. It is now up to us to make sure that Claude Rosenberg's vision for increasing charitable giving lives on. A very successful businessman, Rosenberg retired as chairman of RCM, a corporation that managed billions in institutional pension funds, in 1995. Three years later, he founded the Newtithing Group, whose aim was to increase charitable giving, personal fulfillment and productivity of donations to the nonprofit sector.
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Golf outings aim to raise school funds SPRINGBORO -- The Neighbors for Springboro Schools is a citizen- organized group who raise money to help campaign for school levies. This year, as they did last year, are sponsoring a golf outing. It is hoped by sponsoring two of these a year, they can make enough money to support levies. Their next golf outing is June 15.
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LONDON (HedgeWorld.com) - Amvescap PLC, parent company of Invesco Funds Group Inc. and AIM Advisors, announced that it has agreed to acquire WL Ross & Co. LLC, New York. WL Ross was formed in 2000 by Wilbur Ross Jr. to manage funds for institutional investors and family offices. It has sponsored a variety of vehicles, private equity funds and hedge funds among them. It currently manages more than $3.5 billion in assets for institutional investors in the United States, Europe and Asia.
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YAKIMA, Wash. -- Given a boost by U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar's visit last month, a wide-ranging group representing basin water interests agreed Wednesday to ask for $20.8 million as a down payment to meet future water needs. The money, a larger amount than what a subcommittee had initially recommended, will be sought through a combination of state and federal funds. The aim is to begin tackling storage, fish passage, land protection and habitat improvement projects -- all of which carry an ultimate price tag of about $5 billion.
