iShares beefs up its fixed income offering
ETF giant iShares announced the launch of two new US fixed income ETFs on Wednesday, with exposure to both sub-investment and investment grade corporate bonds and Treasuries.
ETF giant iShares announced the launch of two new US fixed income ETFs on Wednesday, with exposure to both sub-investment and investment grade corporate bonds and Treasuries.
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The UK’s first structured product investment platform launched, called SPGO.
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As the BoE holds interest rates at 0.5% investors are forced to take greater risks for their income.
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Ignis Advisers has recruited five people for its team of multi-managers.
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AXA IM aims to tempt investors concerned with interest rate rises with a short duration bond fund.
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Newton’s Tineke Frikkee has defended the planned 20-25% cut of her High Income fund’s dividend.
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The Association of Real Estate Funds said leveraging failed to boost the funds’ performance in Q2.
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Incapital Europe’s new structured product could offer 30% returns even in a bear market.
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HSBC widened its ETF range to include exposure to emerging markets through tracking the MSCI index.
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BNY Mellon announced a cut of up to 25% to the dividend of its Newton Higher Income fund.
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In its third UK-listed range launch this year, Amundi keeps its competitive charges reputation.
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EFGAM launches distinct UK business and offers its products to a wider investor audience.
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