could zambia be the new brazil
Sven Richter puts the case forward for Zambia as an up-and-coming frontier market, saying it is now where Brazil was at the beginning of this century.
Sven Richter puts the case forward for Zambia as an up-and-coming frontier market, saying it is now where Brazil was at the beginning of this century.
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After several slow years, private equity fund managers are boosting transparency and dropping fees in order to attract investor business.
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Even though the eurozone is still in crisis and the Fed has lowered its foreacast growth rate for the US, Bob Doll argues that for markets the worst is over.
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Coutts & Co has been fined by the Financial Services Authority over products it sold linked to AIG.
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The most consistent sectors for top quartile returns over the past three months were Emerging Markets, UK Smaller Companies and, surprisingly, Europe ex-UK, according to Thames River Multi-Capital.
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Investor belief in an equity recovery is holding strong, despite a drop in overall confidence levels over the past six months, according to statistics from the IMA.
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Fidelity Worldwide Investment has been publicly criticised by the Hong Kong regulator for failing to disclose a large position it held in Little Sheep, a company which was subject to a takeover.
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If you close your ears to the constant bombardment of negative news from the eurozone, tough to do I know, there are actually some reasons for optimism starting to filter through investment circles.
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Neil Woodford’s Edinburgh Investment Trust was among only 12 trusts with gearing greater than 15% of NAV at the end of September, as managers remained cautiously leveraged during the month.
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Legg Mason has opened its US Equity Income Fund to UK investors, a move that broadens yield opportunities for income seekers and could help them diversify portfolios, according to commentators.
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UK bank valuations may be at 2008 lows but UK equity managers still have a very different view on how much exposure, and to which banks, they should have.
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Since August last year, when the Chinese government allowed qualified financial institutions to repatriate offshore RMB into the domestic market, the Dim Sum bond market has exploded.
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