FCA confirms synthetic Libor rates to avoid disruption ahead of year-end wind down
Watchdog says it is not ‘practicable’ to convert all outstanding sterling and Japanese yen contracts by end of 2021
Author: Jenny Turton
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Reporting gaps point to managers paying lip service on ESG
‘We would like to see these words being backed up more substantially by investment actions’
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Franklin Templeton nabs Aviva Investors’ US credit team
Talent acquisition sees Josh Lohmeier and Michael Cho join Franklin Templeton Fixed Income
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Government must plug skills gap as furlough scheme ends
End of support could leave millions unemployed and lacking skills for the jobs available
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Jupiter expands stateside with credit hub
Two of the three Jupiter employees based in New York are new to the firm
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Baillie Gifford makes second fee cut in a week as another fund joins £1bn club
Follows hot on the heels of AMC reduction for Baillie Gifford US Growth Trust
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Stick or twist: Will the gas crisis see managers re-evaluate energy holdings?
Five energy companies have already gone bust as gas prices continue to soar
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River and Mercantile and Rathbones take part in UK’s first sovereign green gilt
Axa IM also participated in hotly anticipated sale which raised record £10bn
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Rumoured Invesco and State Street deal means little for fund buyers
‘Giant fund management groups are a mixed blessing for the industry’
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Franklin Templeton UK equities veteran Mark Hall to retire
While the group bolsters its team in Leeds with hires from Rathbones and Cardale Asset Management
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Small and cyclical UK names lead the way, but for how long?
The past 18 months has seen smaller companies and cyclical names perform well, but is now the time to take profit?
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Hike in inflation will hit small businesses ready to scale-up
Rise in August’s CPI inflation was the biggest jump for 24 years but will BoE now raise rates sooner than expected?