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Asif Khan, CFA

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Asif Khan, CFA, is managing partner at EDGE Research & Consulting, an independent equity research provider focusing on Bangladesh. He has more than nine years of experience covering frontier equities in both buy- and sell-side roles. He writes at his blog, askifkhan.info

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Upcoming Conferences
9th India Investment Conference
Hosted by CFA Society India
11 January 2019
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Wealth Management 2019 Conference
Hosted by CFA Society South Florida
2–3 Apr 2019
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
72nd CFA Institute Annual Conference
Disruption: The New Reality in Investment Management
12–15 May 2019
London, United Kingdom
CFA Institute Seminar for Global Investors
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22–25 July 2019
Chicago, United States

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EU derivatives traders get one-year UK access in no-deal Brexit

EU member governments have agreed to grant derivatives traders a one-year equivalence period to access UK market infrastructure in the event of a no-deal Brexit. Financial Times (subscription required) (12 Dec.)

UK Conservatives vote to keep May as leader

Conservative Party members of the UK Parliament have voted 200-117 to signal confidence in Prime Minister Theresa May, defeating an effort by critics to remove her over her handling of Brexit negotiations. However, having that many members of May's party voting against her indicates the serious challenges she faces in getting her Brexit deal through Parliament. Politico (13 Dec.)

Private equity firms want rules for BDC investment eased

Several major private equity companies are lobbying Congress for legislation that would relax highly complex rules that keep mutual funds and other large money managers from investing in business development companies. They say the rules overstate BDCs' operating costs, leading some funds to avoid them. BloombergQuint (India) (12 Dec.)

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