bob doll us to post double digit gains in 2012
Bob Doll explains why US stock markets are set for a double-digit rise while its economy should be pleased with “muddling through” to grow by 2.5%.
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lgim pairs with source to launch etp
Legal & General Investment Management has partnered with Source to launch its first exchange-traded product, the LGIM Commodity Composite Source ETF.
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sober start to 2012 as risk off continues
Investors maintained their risk-off stance in the first week of the New Year, with inflows into US bond funds and high yield bond funds suggesting the continued pursuit of yield.
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fidelity aligns amcs on multi-asset range
Fidelity has aligned the AMCs on its suite of multi-asset funds to 1.25%, taking the charge for its Multi Asset Defensive Fund up while the Multi Asset Growth Fund will see a fee cut.
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lombard odier appoints cio asia
Lombard Odier has appointed Pranay Gupta as chief investment officer Asia and global head of investment solutions.
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stenham launches global macro fohf
Stenham Asset Management has launched a new global macro fund of hedge funds, the Stenham Helix, which joins its flagship macro fund Stenham Trading.
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Inv trust boards dont back products
Schroders, Aberdeen, Jupiter and Henderson are among the big-name fund houses with directors holding no investment in their respective investment trusts, according to a new report from Collins Stewart.
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the agenda for 2012 is remarkably similar to 2011
Ian Kernohan gives his economic outlook for 2012 and sees a great deal of similarity with the problems faced last year.
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passive vs active depends on sector
Only 10% of active managers outperform the index in “efficient” sectors such as government bonds, while 78% beat the benchmark in sectors under less scrutiny, such as small cap equities.
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city financial changes global bond fund
City Financial has re-launched its Strategic Global Bond Fund and changed the investment manager to Graham Glass from Argyll Investment Services.
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we should have filled our boots with gilts
Gilts may have been a good place to be in the three years post-Lehman but it is difficult to see investors getting a boost from them again this year, according to Gary Reynolds, chief investment officer at Courtiers.
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any equity bounce is not sustainable
Dirk Wiedmann explains why Rothschild Wealth Management doesn’t like equities but does like gold, and sees property rather than bonds as a long-term bet.