Stocks on Wall Street rallied on strong industrial production figures today, despite renewed fears over a potential Greek exit from the euro.

BNY Mellon's subsidiary Insight Investment has launched a UCITS IV version of its institutional absolute return bond fund, while fixed income subsidiary Standish Investment Management will bring an EM debt fund to the retail market in June.

Multi-manager investment boutique Architas has re-branded its active and passive ranges to make the products easier to understand ahead of the RDR.

James Thomson, manager of the £161m Rathbone Global Opportunities fund, picks five stocks offering the opportunity to capitalise on the US recovery.

Insight's head of currency Dale Thomas is set to exit after nearly 17 years with the firm, Investment Week can reveal.

Several high profile executives at JP Morgan Chase are set to resign today following $2bn (£1.2bn) of losses at the bank's trading desk last week, according to reports.

Simon Borrows is set to be unveiled as the new chief executive of the UK's largest private equity firm, 3i, according to reports.

More than a year on from the devastating Tohoku earthquake which struck Japan, investors are continuing to eye Japanese equity funds with caution.

SWIP has joined the growing number of asset managers offering RDR-ready share classes by launching a lower-cost share class for its £38m Diversified Assets fund.

Katie Holliday asks Dalton Strategic Partnership's CEO Magnus Spence how the firm has coped with the passing of its charismatic co-founder Andrew Dalton.