Wealth manager AFH acquires third firm
Wealth manager AFH has continued its acquisition spree with the purchase of Hertfordshire-based Monopoly Financial Consultants for £631,000.
Author: Sonia Rach
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Platforms suspend funds over missing Priips document
Bestinvest has temporarily removed a handful of investment trusts from its platform as providers failed to deliver the documents required by regulations which came into force last week.
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HM Treasury appoints former lawyer as FCA chair
HM Treasury has appointed Charles Randell as chairman of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
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HSBC boosts private bank with key hires
Following a series of appointments in 2017, HSBC Private Banking has continued to expand its UK presence with several hires.
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Ten numbers to watch in 2018
JP Morgan Asset Management (JPMAM) chief global strategist David Kelly has outlined 10 numbers investors should watch in the global economy this year to predict how their investments will fare.
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Aviva targets UK investors with global equity Oeic launch
Aviva Investors has revealed an Oeic version of its £537.13m Global Equity Endurance Fund.
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Waverton renames European Income Fund
Waverton Investment Management (WIM) has renamed its European Income Fund to the Waverton European Dividend Growth Fund to align it better with the manager’s day-to-day investment approach.
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LGIM expands equity income range
Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM) has expanded its equity income range with the launch of the L&G European Equity Income Fund.
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Five managers to watch in 2018
As the new year gets underway, Tony Yousefian, senior fund analyst at FundCalibre, identifies five fund managers to watch in 2018.
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What does 2018 have in store for fixed income?
As investors head in to the new year, three fixed income fund managers at Kames Capital give their views on what 2018 could hold in store for high yield, strategic bonds and investment grade.
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Three potential Black Swans for 2018
Global financial markets have enjoyed a sustained period of remarkable calm, but will that continue into 2018? AJ Bell’s investment director Russ Mould proposes three potential ‘Black Swan’ events that could surprise markets and taint the year ahead.
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Bitcoin drops 25% from high of $20,000
Bitcoin fell 25% on Friday morning, just days after hitting a fresh high $20,000 (£14,948).
