Charles Stanley: The ‘bears are wrong’, equity bull market is not dead
The global equity bull market has further to run, despite industry concern it has reached a peak, according to Charles Stanley.
Author: Sebastian Cheek
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Kames’ fixed income duo to join Liontrust
Kames Capital fixed income specialists David Roberts and Phil Milburn will join Liontrust early next year to run three new bond funds, the firm announced today.
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FCA: Platforms’ best-buy lists favour affiliated funds
Best-buy fund lists compiled by direct-to-consumer platforms favour affiliated funds and those paying higher commission, research by the Financial Conduct Authority has found.
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Inflation-linked bonds attractive despite uncertain outlook
Despite a murkier outlook for global inflation, there could be “positive surprises” ahead which make inflation-linked bonds an attractive diversifier, Fidelity International says.
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Waverton’s hiring spree continues with non-executive appointment
Waverton Investment Management has appointed David Rosier as a non-executive chairman, replacing John Anderson who has retired after 25 years with the firm.
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Janus Henderson outflows slow to $1bn in Q2
Janus Henderson today reported a slowdown in asset outflows in the second quarter of this year in its first set of results as a combined entity.
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Sanlam UK appoints Close’s Lovell to head private office business
Sanlam UK has hired Penny Lovell, former head of private client at Close Brothers Asset Management, to launch its private office proposition.
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PA ANALYSIS: Make-or-break time for The People’s Trust
Daniel Godfrey is on a charm offensive. With the initial public offering (IPO) of The People’s Trust pencilled in for 7 September, he is busy preparing to float the trust on two stock exchanges.
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Henderson fund re-enters IA’s UK Equity Income group
The Henderson UK Equity Income and Growth fund has rejoined the Investment Association’s (IA) UK Equity Income category after nearly four years in the All Companies sector.
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Dinning hire stokes Waverton investment team
Waverton Investment Management has hired William Dinning as a head of investment strategy and communications, effective today.
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FTSE CEOs bow to pay cut pressures, but huge gap remains
A fall in chief executive pay means FTSE 100 companies are starting to listen to the demands of their shareholders, but more work is needed to close the gap with the rest of the workforce, a report has found.
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FTSE companies blighted by pension scheme shortfalls
The financial health of FTSE 100 companies is at “significant risk” from the escalating liabilities of their pension schemes, a report has found.
