Author: Adam Lewis

  • Exodus from UK equities continues in June

    Exodus from UK equities continues in June

    Investors continued to flee from UK equities in June, with £1.1bn flowing out of the UK All Companies, UK Equity Income and UK Smaller Companies sectors, according to latest Investment Association (IA) statistics.

  • Tracker inflows lead to record LGIM net sales

    Tracker inflows lead to record LGIM net sales

    Strong sales of index tracker funds propelled Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM) to the top of the net retail sales charts in the second quarter, according to the latest Pridham Report.

  • IBOSS Oeics surpass £100m in AUM

    IBOSS Oeics surpass £100m in AUM

    IBOSS Asset Management’s range of risk-rated multi-asset Oeic funds, launched in February last year, have passed through £100m in assets under management (AUM).

  • PA ANALYSIS: Why tech is not all about growth

    PA ANALYSIS: Why tech is not all about growth

    In the not too distant past, the notion of investing in technology for anything but capital growth would have been scoffed at.

  • PA ANALYSIS: Is a new dawn rising in Japan?

    PA ANALYSIS: Is a new dawn rising in Japan?

    In addition to slashing their underweights in the US to a nine-year low, BofA Merrill Lynch’s latest Fund Manager Survey showed that global fund managers are increasingly regaining their appetite for Japan.

  • Hot June leads to clothing spending spree

    Hot June leads to clothing spending spree

    A warm June propelled UK retail sales for the second quarter of the year, with strong clothing sales compensating for a decline in food and fuel sales.

  • PA ANALYSIS: Time for active funds to adapt or die

    PA ANALYSIS: Time for active funds to adapt or die

    The active funds industry must shrink, cut prices, better-align itself with investors and differentiate if it wants to compete against a passive onslaught, according to a report by Morningstar.

  • Why the next global economic contraction could be only three years away

    Why the next global economic contraction could be only three years away

    Seneca Investment Managers’ chief investment officer Peter Elston has warned that the next global economic contraction could occur in 2020 and is cutting his equity exposure accordingly.

  • Managers slash US weighting to nine-year low

    Managers slash US weighting to nine-year low

    The degree to which global fund managers are underweight in US equities has fallen to its lowest level since January 2008, according to the BofA Merrill Lynch July fund manager survey.

  • Ravenscroft begins UK retail push

    Ravenscroft begins UK retail push

    The Channel Islands stockbroking and investment management company Ravenscoft has announced Stephen Lansdown as chairman and launched two funds for UK retail investors.

  • Walker Crips to raise dividend after strong annual results

    Walker Crips to raise dividend after strong annual results

    Walker Crips has reported a 12% jump in group revenues for the year ended 31 March 2017, while its profits before tax almost doubled compared with the previous year.

  • UK inflation unexpectedly dips in June

    UK inflation unexpectedly dips in June

    UK inflation has fallen month-on-month for the first time since April last year, reducing the likelihood of an August interest rate rise.