Herald Investment trust fears Saba-triggered wind-up
No major shareholders have made any indication of voting against continuation
Author: Hannah Williford
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Peter Ball exits Nomura Asset Management
Ball will search for new roles after six years with Nomura
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Beneath the bonnet: The case for Japanese sustainability, Prada and Chipotle
Three fund managers on stocks they are excited about right now
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Sustainability makes headway in FE’s 2025 Alpha Manager ratings
Global managers continue to dominate ratings
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HSBC ups profits as business restructures
HSBC announced business restructure in October 2024
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Auditing the index: Is the current fund benchmarking system fit for purpose?
Is it right that a group of indices used to measure the same sector will produce very different results, and the market as a whole is dominated by a handful of players?
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HL: Tech and US are January top sellers despite AI market wobble
UK funds have lost popularity in the last three years, HL reports
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Morningstar: Active ETF ‘fomo’ grows among managers
Jupiter and Schroders launch active ETF products
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Saba voted down for seventh time in trust takeovers
Edinburgh Worldwide Investment Trust shareholders vote against Saba proposals
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Pridham Report: Over half of UK fund groups see sale improvement in end of 2024
Pridham Report shows a quarter of growth for active equity funds
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Carne: 81% of managers anticipate fund flow increase in 2025
Fund managers anticipate private markets and ETF growth
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Quantum Advisors launches India equity fund
Widens access to market through companies with high liquidity