QE sink will remain full for some time still
Markets are finally worried about the right thing the eurozone – according to Neil Williams, chief economist at Hermes.
Author: Geoff Candy
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GAM to grow multiasset drop Swiss Global
GAM Holdings plans to strengthen its position in the multi-asset space as it seeks to take advantage of growing demand for outsourced chief investment officer solutions.
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Searching for the right kind of beta
Diversification is much easier to achieve in a growth portfolio than in an income portfolio, says Chris Jackson, head of UK retail at Natixis Global Asset Management.
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Dont conflate volatility and risk
While almost universally used as a proxy for risk, volatility is “far from synonymous with risk,” says Warren Buffett, Berkshire Hathaway chairman.
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Audience survey
Portfolio adviser is conducting a short survey of its audience, with a random prize draw as a thank you.
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FCA issues new rules on retirement risk warnings
The Financial Conduct Authority has issued new rules requiring firms to give appropriate risk warnings to consumers accessing their pension savings.
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What are bond investors thinking
German borrowing costs over five years fell into negative territory for the first time on Thursday, as demand for German bonds continued unabated.
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Jupiter announces dividend doubling
The sale of its private clients business helped Jupiter Fund Management report a 40% increase in pre-tax profit to £160m. If the sale is stripped out, underlying profit before tax rose by £4.3m to £154m over the year to end December 2014.
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Hendersons other key 2015 themes
A winner takes all marketplace and a continued search for income are two of the key themes driving the asset management market place, Henderson highlighted in its annual report.
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Aviva investors fined 176m
Aviva Investors has been fined £17.6m by the Financial Conduct Authority for poor systems controls and failing to manage conflicts of interest fairly between 2005 and 2013.
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AUM falls but no of underperforming funds rises
The amount of money held in underperforming funds has fallen from £46bn to £34bn over the last three months, Chelsea Financial Services said on Monday.
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Asset allocator School of Rock
Architas CIO Caspar Rock discusses the companys recent outperformance against its peers and urges caution with the numerous uncertainties that lie ahead
