Invesco Perpetual CEO, Armour steps back
Invesco Perpetual CEO Mark Amour will retire at the end of 2016, the firm said on Monday.
Author: Geoff Candy
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Gap between winners and losers grows as Q3 earnings season continues
With minds focused on concerns about global economic growth and whether or not central banks are planning to pull any levers whatsoever, the Q3 earnings season has crept somewhat under the radar.
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Three reasons to reconsider Europe – Polar Capital
Investors have voiced increasing concerns about growth in Europe, but according to Nick Davis, there remain three reasons to be positive.
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Tilney turns to gold to de-risk portfolios
Tilney Bestinvest has added a position in physical gold to its multi-asset portfolio range as the final phase of an ongoing move to de-risk the portfolios.
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Markets cautious as BoJ keeps QE on hold
A year after the decision to increase its quantitative easing programme the Bank of Japan (BoJ) voted on Friday, by a majority of eight to one, to leave its policy unchanged at ¥80trn a year.
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Four charts that sum up the bond challenge
A great deal has already been written about the challenges facing asset allocators in a world where bonds yields have been pushing lower for the better part of 30 years.
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Fed likely to maintain status quo
The Federal Reserve looks likely to stay its hand again this afternoon on rates and, some are of the view that the prospect of a rate hike this year has diminished significantly.
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Are advisers trying to solve the wrong problem?
Since the FCA introduced guidance on assessing risk and the suitability of investments (FG11/5), risk and its control has been at the forefront of advisers’ minds.
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Legg Mason launches global total return bond fund
Legg Mason fixed income subsidiary, Western Asset has announced the launch of a global total return bond fund.
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Diversification creeping in as SLI reports jump in net inflows
Standard Life Investments reported total third party net inflows of £5.3bn in the nine months to end September, boosting total third party assets under administration to £168.6bn at the end of the period.
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AXA rationalises fund range, closes 115 mirrored third party funds
AXA Wealth is to close 115 mirrored third party funds within its stand-alone pensions book.
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Former Wellian boss launches accounting, IFA consultancy
Eric Clapton, former CEO at Wellian Investment Solutions, has announced the start of Clapton Consultants.
