EM debt approaching an inflection point
Investor sentiment towards the emerging market debt asset class took a number of hits over the course of 2015.
Investor sentiment towards the emerging market debt asset class took a number of hits over the course of 2015.
Rathbone Brothers said total funds under management rose to £29.2bn at the end of December 2015, 7.4% higher than the prior year, helped by a strong showing from its unit trust division.
The news that Brent Crude oil slipped below $35 a barrel for the first time since 2004 on Wednesday should come as little surprise.
The global economy is expected to continue to grow at a steady pace in 2016, Societe Generale Private Bank’s Alan Mudie said on Monday, but potential upside in equity markets will likely be constrained by the current high valuations and a cloudy outlook for earnings.
The first head-to-head battle takes place in a sector that has done very well for investors over the course of 2015 – European equities.
Peter Saacke has replaced Ruth Keattch as CIO at Artemis Fund Managers, the firm confirmed on Tuesday.
Distribution Technology has unveiled a fund rating service that aims to complement its existing Dynamic Planner tool’s asset and risk-modelling assumptions.
Like any good rollercoaster, global equity markets had, by the end of the year, returned pretty much to where they started, while at the same time leaving investors somewhat shaken and a little nauseous for all the ups and downs along the way.
Smaller companies and Japanese funds dominated the top of the 2015 fund performance tables.
Kames Capital has appointed two new co-managers to its Strategic Bond Fund and Strategic Global Bond Fund.
The Investment Association has confirmed that Schroders and M&G will retain their membership of the association in order to have a say in its future direction.
There are certainly a lot of opportunities for stock pickers within the current market, says Max Anderl, head of concentrated alpha equity at UBS.