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Each week, BondWeek reports on the major taxable debt markets - treasuries and foreign sovereigns, mortgages, and investment-grade and high-yield corporates. Its chief function is to provide institutional fixed-income investors with information about economic, regulatory, business and market developments that could affect the performance of these securities, and to inform sell-side firms about the investment demands of buy-side institutions. It also keeps both sides of the market up-to-date on key personnel moves and new technological developments in the industry.    
   
The mission of Corporate Financing Week is to inform investment bankers and corporate financial managers about innovations, trends and ways to save money on new debt and equity issues, private placements, mergers and acquisitions, leveraged buyouts, venture capital and tax and accounting issues. CFW, the industry’s best weekly source of news for over two decades, also covers new regulations and legislation, political skirmishes between investment banks, and corporate finance personnel moves.    
   
Derivatives Week focuses on all aspects of the global derivatives markets, with reporters in New York, London and Hong Kong. Its goal is to provide subscribers with timely information on what competitors, clients and regulators are doing with derivatives. Topics covered by Derivative Week include interest rate, credit, equity, commodity and foreign exchange derivatives, user strategies and trades, swaps, hedging, exotic options, risk management and people moves.    
   
Loan Market Week provides the latest news on the U.S. corporate loan syndication and trading markets each week. Its goal is to provide subscribers with breaking news that will enable them to attract new business and stay in front of their clients and competition. Loan Market Week’s topics include the secondary loan market, borrowing strategies from CFO’s and treasurers, people move, primary market news issues and some coverage of related legislation in Washington.    
   
Alternative Investment News provides breaking news and analysis on the fast-growing institutional market for alternative investments - specifically the use of hedge funds and similar entities by public and corporate pension funds. Widely read by pension funds, hedge funds, hedge fund of funds, private equity funds, multi-product money managers as well as the financial and product intermediaries who serve them – Alternative Investment News is the only service that provides subscribers with usable, bankable investor business leads!    
   
Global Money Management is a bi-weekly publication that covers the international money management industry. The main goal is to provide the subscribers with leading intelligence on worldwide money manager searches for investment managers and consultants. The newsletter also covers the latest personnel changes in the asset management industry, new investment products and services, asset management firms' portfolio strategies, pension funds' investment strategies, major industry trends and regulatory news. Global Money Management's readers are chief executives, chief investment officers and institutional marketers at leading asset management firms, pension plan sponsors, asset consultants, headhunting agencies, bankers, accountants and securities analysts worldwide.    
   
Money Management Letter is a bi-weekly newsletter that covers the business of U.S. pension fund investment management. MML reports on which pension funds are hiring new money managers and why, what new strategies and products are being utilized and developed, and personnel changes that shift market power. MML follows the performance of all investment sectors popular among pension funds, including domestic stocks and bonds, international securities and real estate. Its goal is to provide marketing information to money managers and help plan sponsors act as more knowledgeable and effective fiduciaries. The topics covered are new, potential and completed manager searches, corporate funds, public funds, plan sponsor people moves, endowments & foundation, new products, Washington D.C., consultant searchers, Taft-Hartley funds Canadian funds, etc.    
   
Real Estate Finance & Investment is the only weekly publication that provides exclusive news and timely intelligence on all aspects of the U.S. commercial real estate property and capital markets. Coverage includes the biggest property sales and acquisitions; the real estate industry’s debt, equity and CMBS offerings; legislative and regulatory developments; firm and people moves; and regular surveys/roundtables with key industry players.    
   
Fund Action is dedicated to the U.S. mutual fund industry. Topics covered by Fund Action include industry trends, new products, distribution, mergers, compensation trends, marketing, industry alliances, fund families at full-service brokerage firms, top-level personnel moves, compliance, technology, etc. Fund Action’s core readers are executive management at mutual funds, sales and marketing, accountants, lawyers, consultants, fund administrators, operations officers, compliance/legal officers, shareholder education, offshore funds, etc.    
   
Global Fund News is a real-time, online, plus print newsletter for mutual fund executives at fund management companies, banks, brokers, fund associations, and regulators that are marketing investment funds internationally, or are planning to do so. Covering Europe, Asia, Latin America and North America, the publication reports on marketing and distribution strategies, new products, industry trends, regulatory and tax issues, alliances and acquisitions, defined contribution and retail pensions, operations and technology issues, and key personnel moves.    

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