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Cayman Island-based life settlements fund offers IFAs enhanced allocation and extra commission options.

Warren Buffett has revealed he has exploited recent sell-offs to buy up cheap stocks.

The trustee liquidating Bernard Madoff's former firm has won an appeals court ruling backing his method of working out which investors can recover money lost in the Ponzi scheme.

The second edition of over-the-counter brings news and views on who is doing what in the ETF market.

US exchange-traded products (ETPs) lost US$72.5 billion of assets under management (AUM) after the S&P 500 had its largest drop since November 2008, says Deutsche Bank ETF Market Weekly Review.

The ETF market in the US is still gathering new customers as both retail and institutional investors become increasingly aware of the benefits they offer.

As Barack Obama and S&P continue their public spat over the ratings agency's downgrading of America's Triple A credit rating, just how much importance should advisers place on a downgrade?

Assets in ‘safe-haven' exchange-traded products (ETPs) rose last week as investors adjusted positions in response to falling stock markets.

The historic downgrade of US debt capped a momentous week which saw global markets go into free-fall.

Current extreme market volatility should be seen as an opportunity rather than an excuse to become more defensive, according to Anthony Bolton.