Risk at work
Square Mile’s Alex Farlow, head of risk-based solutions research looks at five risk targeted fund ranges that focus in on capital accumulation.
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Ardan appoints Richard Preston as new CEO
Isle of Man-based platform Ardan International has appointed industry veteran Richard Preston as its new chief executive.
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Investing through a commodity bear market
T Rowe Price natural resources manager, Shawn Driscoll looks at the current commodity focus areas in light of the falling oil price
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FCA to crack market abuse risk by asset managers
Fund groups need to work harder to reduce their risk of market abuse, according to the FCA.
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Hargreaves Lansdown new drawdown fund
Hargreaves Lansdown, the FTSE 100-listed UK investment 'supermarket', has launched a drawdown fund offering no set-up or income withdrawal charges to take advantage of the radical UK pension reforms due to take effect from April 6 this year.
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Nine targeted absolute return funds to watch
Morningstar co-head of investment consulting and portfolio management Dan Kemp gives his take on funds within the targeted absolute return sector
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Big investors bullish on European stocks
There has been a massive shift in favour of eurozone equities by institutional investors in February, according to the latest fund manager survey by Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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Brooks Macdonald expands range
Specialist investment manager Brooks Macdonald Asset Management (BMAM) has doubled its range of investment portfolios within its Managed Portfolio Service (MPS).
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Negative yields central banks and fixed income
J.P. Morgans global fixed income international CIO Nick Gartside outlines how bond investors should apply lessons learned in the current environment
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Investec to use Hong Kong Shanghai
Investec Asset Management has become one of the first companies to utilise the Shanghai Hong Kong Stock Connect programme within a Luxembourg domiciled UCITS fund range.
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Worlds financial assets expand in 2014
The sharp sell off in emerging markets and oil last year was more than offset by rising stock market values in the developed world and growth in the amount of outstanding public debt, according the latest global market survey published by Deutsche Bank.