Three income plays havent heard of
While the hunt for yield continues unabated, investors are increasingly looking a little further afield than just equity income funds.
Author: Geoff Candy
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Surviving the war on savers
March 2009 contained a seminal moment for investment markets, says Brown Shipley CIO, Kevin Doran the day central bankers essentially declared war on savers.
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Fiveyear inflation low pushes out
UK Inflation fell to 1.2% in October, the Office of National Statistics reported on Tuesday, the lowest monthly imprint since September 2009, further pushing out expectations of a rate hike in the country.
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Adam Investment streamlines research function
Adam & Cos investment arm has promoted three people in an effort to increase the scalability of its business.
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Hargreaves Lansdown looks to tax yearend
Hargreaves Lansdown has warned that investor confidence in markets remains low and ruled out rumours it will look to secure a banking licence.
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Annuity replacements Not quite a gamechanger
While there seems to be a new annuity replacement product launched every week, the trickle down to asset managers might not be quite as large as some expect.
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Investors must be happy with a 4 world Stokes
In the second part of her interview from PA’s Autumn Congress, Elaine Stokes discusses why she thinks investors have adjusted their return expectations
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Why ending up like Japan might not be too bad
Japan is commonly seen as the poster child of ineffective policy, but looking through the headline numbers reveals a slightly different picture, says M&G Investments Richard Woolnough.
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Is Brazil still too tough to crack
Despite a jump in Brazilian stocks on the back of a stronger-than-expected first-round election performance by Aécio Neves, Brazil faces significant challenges.
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RedZone assets grow by over 10bn
There are now 149 funds in Chelsea Financial Services’ RedZone of underperforming funds, with over £47bn in AUM.
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BlackRock adds factor ETFs to smart beta range
Blackrock has launched a new series of smart beta ETFs in a bid to take advantage of increased investor interest in specific drivers of risk and return.
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Zaman appointed CEO of BMI
Zaman, formerly CEO at DPZ, which was acquired by BMI in April, will take over from John Davey as CEO of Brooks Macdonald International.
