sig backs artemis tim steer
Skandia Investment Group (SIG) has awarded Tim Steer at Artemis a mandate in both its Global and UK Best Ideas Funds, in place of Audrey Ryan of Kames Capital.
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multi-asset managers shun
More multi-asset fund managers are looking to take themselves out of the IMA managed sectors in a bid to step away from their tight and in many ways arbitrary constraints.
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india short term hiccup hides long term growth
India’s woeful market performance in 2011 is a short-term blip in what is otherwise a long-term growth story, argues Ambit IA’s Andrew Holland.
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raymond james gets vote of confidence
Raymond James Financial (RJF) the US parent of UK-based Raymond James Investment Services (RJIS) has acquired the remaining 25% stake in the private client wealth management firm making it the sole owner.
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will fund groups get fat off rdr
The watchword for RDR is transparency, and this is a concept trumpeted by the FSA and financial services providers to be the best thing since sliced bread: the cure to all of the industry’s current ailments.
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signia wealths expansion continues
Signia Wealth has continued its recruitment drive with the appointment of Chris Godding in the newly-created role of co-CIO and managing director.
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uk politicians can learn from europeans
Tim Cockerill argues that European politicians are right to take decisions to manage their economies that go against the market view.
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islamic asset manager sets sights
A newly-established Islamic global asset manager plans to target retail investors in the UK, Europe, the Middle East and Asia, with a Dublin-domiciled, Ucits-compliant fund range.
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jupiter redemptions gather pace
Jupiter Fund Management saw net outflows of £225m in Q4 as mutual fund redemptions gathered pace. But a positive market movement in the quarter led to an overall increase in AUM for the period, it said today.
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lazard launches emerging markets
Lazard Asset Management has launched an Emerging Markets Allocation Fund, which will invest in in-house strategies across equity, debt and currency asset classes.
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obsr suspends swip european
OBSR has suspended its rating of the SWIP European Income Fund following news its manager, Steven Maxwell, is on extended sick leave.
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obsr removes newton international growth
OBSR has removed its rating of the Newton International Growth Fund following the management reshuffle announced by the firm earlier this week.