Skandia chooses Woodford over Barnett
In an unprecedented move, Skandia has decided to close its Invesco Perpetual Income Fund and automatically move life clients into a newly created Woodford Equity Income Fund
Author: Geoff Candy
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Santander poaches Schroders fixed income manager
Santander Asset Management UK has poached Divya Manek from Schroders, appointing her as a new fund manager in its global European fixed income team.
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Bond caution still warranted Iggo
According to AXA IM’s Chris Iggo, the outlook is not that certain and the mood is not that bullish
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Volatility risks to the upside Schroders
While the Schroders multi-asset team expects the low volatility regime to continue, the market is not immune to short term catalysts.
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Berkshire fined for reporting transgression
Berkshire Hathaway has agreed to pay $896,000 in civic penalties following accusations by the Federal Trade Commission that it violated premerger reporting laws.
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Just how fragile is the UK recovery
News that the Bank of England’s monetary policy committee was split seven to two on whether or not to raise interest rates at its latest meeting is unsurprising, but how much should be read into it?
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Weaker than expected inflation buys Carney time
According to analysts, the 1.6% headline inflation number means a rate hike this year is becoming less likely.
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Hargreave Hale London expansion continues
Hargreave Hale announced on Tuesday it has recruited Ben McKeown from Killick & Co as an investment manager in its London office.
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Making hay from shining dividends
As people live longer, so the line between before and after retirement has become blurred and ways to generate an income while preserving capital are becoming increasingly sought after.
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Kames expands European sales team
Kames has appointed a new business development consultant for its European sales team.
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Europe takes the lead in dividend growth race
According to the latest edition of the Henderson Global Investors Dividend Index, 2014 could well be the best year for dividend growth since 2011.
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The increasing importance of patient capital
Warren Buffett, Nick Train and Neil Woodford all have at least one thing in common, patience
