premier cio mike jennings replaced on fund
Jacob Robbins will replace Premier Asset Management’s CIO Mike Jennings at the helm of the Global Alpha Growth Fund.
Jacob Robbins will replace Premier Asset Management’s CIO Mike Jennings at the helm of the Global Alpha Growth Fund.
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iShares has announced the launch of a global equity ETF offering exposure to companies from up to 45 developed and emerging markets.
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Since the onset of the global financial crisis, the role of the Australian dollar (AUD) and its correlation to global markets has changed markedly the AUD is now less positively correlated with global share market movements and commodity prices.
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Old Mutual has announced a newly created role for Paul Feeney, who recently departed BNY Mellon Asset Management as head of international distribution.
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High yield bond funds saw their biggest weekly inflow on record last week as investor confidence received a boost and risk was put back on the table.
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The European ETP market saw outflows slow in September, with single country ETFs and commodity ETPs generally in favour and regional and sector-specific products less loved.
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The news the European Commission is proposing a further clamp down on credit rating agencies should hardly come as a surprise, since throughout the sovereign debt crisis, the rating agencies have been pilloried as the villains of the piece.
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Forthcoming EU legislation could reduce the flexibility of the Financial Policy Committee to act in the interests of the UK, according to Lord Turner, chairman of the FSA.
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Axa Investment Managers has launched a high conviction global income fund targeting between 1.5 and 2.5 times the yield of the MSCI AC World index.
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Global assets under management remained at a steady level in the second quarter at 19.49trn, according to EFAMA, up from 18.74trn in the same period last year.
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SPDR ETFs, the ETF Platform of State Street Global Advisers, has announced the listing of two funds with dividend exposure on the LSE, in the hope of tapping into investors’ hunt for yield.
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Bill Dinning looks at markets that have ’emerged’ in the past, including Greece and Portugal, and asks whether emerging markets is simply an illusory term.
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