With the advent of RDR it is expected IFAs will increasingly outsource investment decisions presenting an opportunity for discretionary fund managers (DFMs) to offer their investment services. But fund houses are also making moves to appeal to outsourcing IFAS, through expanding their multi-asset propositions. Is there room for both or will one party’s success lead…
State Street Global Advisors-owned SPDR ETFs cross-listed its latest fixed income product on the London Stock Exchange today, the SPDR Barclays Capital Euro High Yield Bond ETF.
Fidelity is expanding its multi-asset range by renaming and slightly changing the focus of an existing fund, run by Richard Skelt.
Despite the negatives that still exist, Bob Doll explains why indicators such as upward revisions in Q4 data and falling unemployment numbers mean the US recovery is sustainable.
The juggernaut that is Hargreaves Lansdown showed no signs of slowing down today as it reported record revenue and profits for the six months to 31 December.
Meteor Asset Management has launched the 3 Year Defensive Growth Plan, with potential returns of 21% at the end of the term dependent on the performance of the FTSE 100 and S&P 500 indices.
Edmond de Rothschild Asset Management has launched a Euro Convictions Fund to represent its top conviction picks in the region.
Prism Capital Management has expanded its range of multi-manager funds with the launch of a new income product targeting a yield of 4% to 5% with capital growth at least in line with inflation.
The US has at last issued its final tranche of proposed regulations for the implementation of FATCA today, more than a month later than expected.
JM Finn & Co has been approved as a discretionary fund manager (DFM) on the Ascentric wrap platform, offering its investment management services to advisers.
UK investors are increasingly choosing to manage their own finances rather than using the services of financial advisers, a new survey, conducted by YouGov on behalf of AT Kearney, has found.
Markets have often been warned to not fight the Fed. Bill Dinning gives three reasons why this now needs to be widened as other central banks sign up to ongoing support.
