indias dire 2011 should not put off investors
James Smith takes the positives from India’s poor-performing equity markets and argues the case for solid long-term investment opportunities.
James Smith takes the positives from India’s poor-performing equity markets and argues the case for solid long-term investment opportunities.
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Stephanie Kretz assesses the impact for investors of last summer’s political unrest and the more recent threat of military intervention in the Middle East that have both threatened oil supplies.
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M&G Investments has appointed Alex Jeffrey as the new chief executive of Prupim, its real estate fund management business.
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Money market funds helped BlackRock and JPMorgan retain their positions of largest and third largest fund companies in Europe last year, according to latest data from Morningstar Direct.
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Aviva Investors has announced plans to pull back from the UK retail market, cutting 160 jobs in order to focus on its institutional proposition, it has announced.
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Advisers who plan to outsource more of their investment-based advice post-RDR need to consider VAT implications before going forward, according to Assetfirst.
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Former vice-chairman of Lazard & Co, Will Samuel has been appointed to the role of investment banking senior adviser at the FSA.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority has published its long-awaited consultation paper on ETFs, extending proposals to all Ucits vehicles engaging in ETF-like practices.
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Commodity managers struggled to even keep up with their benchmarks last year, says Amandine Thierree, yet they are keeping their allocations unchanged, describing 2011 as “just a phase”.
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Bowing to pressure from foreign governments, financial institutions and expatriate Americans around the world, the US is seen to be planning to make significant changes to its unpopular FATCA reporting requirements, which are due to take effect in 2013.
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Popularity of emerging markets equity and bond funds surged last week after the Federal Reserve in the US signalled it would keep interest rates at rock-bottom for another three years.
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Butterfield Private Bank has confirmed its head of private banking Danny Dixon and CIO David Stewart have both left the firm.
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