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Four Somerset Capital managers join Polen Capital after UK fund range takeover - Vimarsana News

Four Somerset Capital managers join Polen Capital after UK fund range takeover

Four EM equity portfolio managers have joined Polen Capital’s London office after its takeover of Somerset Capital’s UK fund range last year.

Polen Capital Expands Emerging Markets Capabilities, Launches Hong Kong Office - Vimarsana News

Polen Capital Expands Emerging Markets Capabilities, Launches Hong Kong Office

LGM Teams Join Polen, Enhancing the Firm's Expertise and Capabilities in Asia and Beyond Polen Capital, a global asset manager, today announced the expansion of its Emerging Markets franchise, hiring

Ottawa has spent $24M helping Peguis fight floods; a permanent solution would cost $100M - Vimarsana News

Ottawa has spent $24M helping Peguis fight floods; a permanent solution would cost $100M

The federal government has spent at least $24 million to help Peguis First Nation fight floods, recover from floods and prepare for future floods on the Fisher River. The chief says a permanent solution will cost $100 million.

Source: cbc.ca
Teen from Manitoba First Nation 'scared for her community' after flood | Article - Vimarsana News

Teen from Manitoba First Nation 'scared for her community' after flood | Article

An Indigenous teen from Peguis First Nation shares her evacuation experience after her community was flooded and forced to flee to WInnipeg. #TopStories

Source: cbc.ca
Sandbagging continues in flood-ravaged Peguis First Nation, as evacuee count nears 1,600 - Vimarsana News

Sandbagging continues in flood-ravaged Peguis First Nation, as evacuee count nears 1,600

Hundreds have fled floodwaters in Peguis First Nation — but some have stayed in the community in Manitoba's Interlake, hoping to save as many homes they can.

Source: cbc.ca