Edinburgh Partners gets approval from regulator

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Edinburgh Partners, the company established by former Scottish Widows Investment Partnership's (Swip...

Edinburgh Partners, the company established by former Scottish Widows Investment Partnership's (Swip) former chief investment officer Sandy Nairn, has received FSA approval. The group is to start launching funds, focusing predominantly on the UK and European markets, from October. Nairn said the focus of these funds will be institutional and he denied the company will be targeting business from Edinburgh Fund Managers group. Nairn's partner, and former head of UK retail funds at Swip, Graham Campbell, worked at EFM as head of UK equities prior to joining Swip just over two years ago. ...

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