man group blames extreme market volatility for q2 outflows
The hedge fund manager saw clients withdraw $2.6bn of funds over the summer as the fled from market volatility.
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psigma to rename becket’s fund of funds
The PSigma Balanced Managed fund of funds will be renamed the Dynamic Multi-asset fund to better reflect the nature of its holdings and investment aims.
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japan reconstruction expected to contribute to economic revival
Takashi Maruyama points out that post-earthquake Japan is moving from relief to rebuild and points out some of the investment opportunities it brings about.
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high yield bonds oversold
The high yield bond sell off has gone too far given the strong balance sheets of most corporates, according to Simon Gibson director of Atkinson Bolton.
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pa analysis: is it time to bring your money home?
It is easy to get swept along in the general mood of panic descending on markets, but could the UK be an unnoticed island of relative calm?
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metals hit by mass sell off
Industrial and precious metals, some of the last enclaves of perceived safety, have been hit by a mass sell off as investor sentiment plummeted.
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Former iShares CEO launches ETF provider
In a bid to shake up the ETF industry, the man responsible for much of iShares’ development has launched a new ETF business.
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close targets expansion despite losses in asset management arm
Close Brothers said its intention was for further growth despite losses in the asset management business.
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bonds the best bet under qe2
A second round of quantitative easing would be supportive of bond yields in the short term and defensive equities in the longer term.
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martin currie to convert european fund as manager leaves
Martin Currie has confirmed it is planning to convert the mandate of its European fund to income, as its manager Eric Woehrling leaves the firm.
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bond managers reduce cash in view of attractive valuations
Many fixed income managers are treating wider spreads as a buying opportunity and have cautiously rejected fears of a double-dip recession.
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markets calmed as policymakers present a united front
Policymakers around the globe will do “what it takes” to prevent an escalation of the economic crisis in the weeks and months to come.