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Latest Alternative Investment company news
Mindjet Takes the Collaboration Space with greater than 20% Growth, Marquee Enterprise Customers, and Increased Paid User Base
Collaborative Work Management provider Mindjet(R) recapped 2011, as a momentous year marked by the company's launch into the collaboration space, major product launches and double-digit growth. Mindjet also excelled in the mobile apps space with iOS(R) and Android(R) introductions, adding over one million new mobile users. New product releases propelled greater than ... [more]
Advertising company mediba Inc. to offer StrikeAd's mobile-specific solution to Japanese businesses
mediba Inc., a leading Tokyo-based advertising business, has announced that it will begin offering StrikeAd Fusion, the world's first mobile-specific mobile-specific demand side platform (DSP) developed by StrikeAd™, the London and New York based mobile advertising specialists, to the Japanese market. StrikeAd Fusion allows advertisers and advertising agencies to manage and optimise multiple ad... [more]
Recent environmental and humanitarian events around the globe will have seen more people taking an interest in how and where their finances are invested. Many of us may be keen to support causes we feel strongly about, particularly during the festive season when thoughts often turn to charity and helping those less fortunate.
Charity accounts
Offered mostly by local providers, charity savings accounts allow investors to support their chosen charity by donating a small percentage of the... [more]
Harvest Funds Management, LLC , an affiliated company of Moody Aldrich Partners, LLC announced today, the 26th of septembre, that it will make a strategic seed investment in the Clearance Real Estate Equity Fund, LP, a hedge fund with a global mandate and European focus managed by London based Clearance Capital, LLP.
The agreement provides for a capital investment by funds managed by Harvest in the Clearance strategy, and ongoing advisory support to assist Clearance in building its business. ... [more]
To beat inflation (currently at 4%), a basic rate taxpayer at 20% needs to find a savings account paying 5.00% per annum, while a higher rate taxpayer at 40% needs to find an account paying at least 6.67%.
Basic rate taxpayers can choose from 25 accounts that negate the effects of tax and inflation, all but one of which are fixed-rate ISAs. There are no inflation-beating accounts available to higher rate taxpayers and, worrying for everyone, there are no accounts available for any taxpayer th... [more]
As the cost of living increases there will be even greater strain on household incomes and that this will hit those in retirement hardest. A combination of rising inflation and falling conventional annuity rates is resulting in growing demand for a new breed of investment backed annuity.
According to MGM Advantage, collectively UK households need to find an extra £35 billion to maintain the standard of living enjoyed just 12 months ago. For households where the main occupants are aged 65 -74... [more]
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