Emerging market equities have been a popular topic of discussion when looking ahead to 2018, but is this where investors are headed? Four fund managers outline reasons to remain positive in the emerging and frontier regions next year.
As the year comes to a close, investment managers have started to prepare for 2018. Portfolio Adviser asked a group of top fund selectors to pick one fund to watch in 2018.
The Bank of England is set to reveal plans which will allow European banks to operate in the UK as normal, even under a “no deal” Brexit scenario.
Rathbones’ Global Opportunities Fund has dropped its UK exposure from 25% to 7% over the past year.
As 2017 comes to an end, FE has listed the funds that advisers have favoured and shunned over the past year.
Seneca Partners has announced plans to expand its tax relief range with the launch of the Seneca Income & Growth Venture Capitalist Trust (VCT) during the first quarter of 2018.
St James’s Place (SJP) chief executive David Bellamy has been appointed as chairman of Weatherbys Bank.
As Bitcoin surges to new heights, how can advisers manage enthusiastic clients’ fear of missing out (Fomo)?
AJ Bell has reported its assets under administration (AUA) have increased 25% to £39.8bn, up from £31.8bn in 2016.
The US Federal Reserve has raised interest rates by 0.25% in its third hike of 2017, while the Bank of England has stood firm and held UK rates at 0.5%.
This year shaped up to be a positive one for investors with double-digit returns across many equity regions. Which funds were investors’ favourites during a year dominated by politics and market volatility calmer than ever? We take a looks at the most popular fund sold through Bestinvest in 2017.
Investors are missing out on good, profitable businesses by becoming swept up in the growth stock hysteria, AJ Bell’s Ryan Hughes has warned.
