Strong 2015 inflows provide momentum for challenging 2016 – Henderson
Henderson announced a 13% jump in AUM for the full year to end December 2015, on the back of record net inflows.
Henderson announced a 13% jump in AUM for the full year to end December 2015, on the back of record net inflows.
Federal Reserve chair, Janet Yellen reiterated on Wednesday that the monetary policy was “by no means on a pre-set course” in the US.
Of the 424 structured products that matured in 2015, only one failed to return capital to investors, a new report shows.
Royal London Asset Management remains undaunted by the current tough market conditions.
Unlike most asset classes, which have started 2016 in much the same way they left off in 2015, gold has seen a significant reversal.
Achilles Macris has been fined £792,900 by the Financial Conduct Authority for his role in the so-called ‘London Whale’ trades.
The price of oil has fallen dramatically in recent months. The question is, is it reaching a floor or does it remain a falling knife?
The much-touted wall of worry that investors have been climbing in recent months seems once more to be winning.
The continued growth in demand for exchange traded products has prompted Fidelity International to build its own.
The global economy is liable to have a worse 2016 than it had a 2015, says Woodford Investment Management CIO, Neil Woodford.
The performance of the dollar has been one of the mainstays of global markets over the course of the past 18 months – but things are likely to be more nuanced this year
Apollo Multi-Asset’s Ryan Hughes discusses diversification strategies.