montello launches luxembourg fund
UK-based real estate bridging finance fund manager Montello is set to launch a Luxembourg fund, in response to what it says is "strong demand" from international advisers and investors.
UK-based real estate bridging finance fund manager Montello is set to launch a Luxembourg fund, in response to what it says is "strong demand" from international advisers and investors.
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Inflation may have peaked, but it is also unlikely to get back to its 2% target in the foreseeable future Ernst & Young’s ITEM Club has predicted.
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Investor expectations for global growth have strengthened to their highest level in almost four years, in part reflecting greater confidence in the economic outlooks for China and Europe, the latest Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BofA ML) Fund Manager Survey has found.
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Ignis’ head of credit Chris Bowie has said the UK’s recovery has surpassed his expectations, accelerating from what he thought would be a "2014 story into a possible 2013 story".
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This old African proverb is what Bestinvest's Gareth Lewis uses to characterise the shifting power between China and Japan.
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Funds with low fees account for three-quarters of assets under management in the alternative Ucits sector, indicating costs are a key consideration for “hedge fund-lite” investors, a study has found.
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Matthew Tillet has been made manager of two UK equity funds as current manager Jeremy Thomas shifts his focus to global equities.
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Fracking just got serious. Not only has David Cameron put his full weight behind it, but he has also urged his Conservative heartland in south east England to back the technology too.
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Edward James-Moore has been appointed as investment director at Rathbone’s Winchester Office where he will be responsible for managing a range of private client and charity portfolios.
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M&G saw outflows of £1.2bn from its UK retail business in the first half of the year after slowing flows into two funds and as a result of RDR implementation.
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Morningstar OBSR has downgraded the Baring Hong Kong China Fund from a bronze to a neutral rating because it believes the execution of the investment process is hampered by the fund’s size of $2.3bn.
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Old Mutual's Ian Heslop looks at the surprising sectors investors are favouring in the US.
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