AllianzGI unveils ‘outperformance’ pricing model
Allianz Global Investors plans to introduce an “outperformance” pricing model on five of its UK retail funds
Allianz Global Investors plans to introduce an “outperformance” pricing model on five of its UK retail funds
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Jupiter has posted net outflows of £1.3bn over the first quarter, exceeding analysts’ already bearish predictions.
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St James’s Place and Standard Life Aberdeen have been backed as top buys by several stockbrokers, amid gloomy predictions for the asset management sector generally.
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Arbuthnot Latham has announced its CEO Ian Henderson will be stepping down for “personal reasons” after just two years in the role.
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Two senior managers from Standard Life Investments’ UK and global teams have retired, amid an overhaul to its equities division, which has seen four other managers depart.
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Martin Sorrell’s sudden resignation from WPP amid personal misconduct allegations raises questions about executive pay and the ad giant’s reliance on its former CEO, according to Luke Hildyard, director at the High Pay Centre.
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Jupiter Asset Management is set to see its worst quarterly flows in 19 years on fixed income outflows as analysts paint a bleak earnings picture for fund groups in 2018, despite claims the return of volatility would provide active managers a chance to shine.
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Shares in British software firm Sage, owned by a slew of big shareholders including Terry Smith and Nick Train, have taken a major hit after the group missed its revenue growth target.
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First Group has rebuffed an undisclosed offer from Apollo Global Management, claiming it “fundamentally undervalues” the business.
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During a rockier-than-anticipated first quarter, which investment trusts rose to the top? Portfolio Adviser examines the 10 best performers on a share price basis, using data from Stifel.
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Standard Life Investment’s mega Global Absolute Return Strategy has ended the first quarter in negative territory, failing to beat peers in the sector as volatility across global markets spiked.
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Neptune founder Robin Geffen and CIO James Dowey have downplayed the recent tech sell-off and said that a “full blown” trade war between the US and China is unlikely.
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