Premier AUM hits record high at £6bn
Premier Asset Management has reported strong growth in assets under management (AUM), following the 18th successive quarter of positive net inflows.
Author: Sonia Rach
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Is October’s penchant for volatility cause for concern?
October is renowned as being particularly volatile for markets, but this reputation should be viewed in perspective as it stems from just three events, argues Architas’s Adrian Lowcock.
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Walker Crips to ethically screen UK equities
Walker Crips has adopted an environmental social and governance (ESG) screen on UK equity holdings in its managed portfolios.
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Advisers failing clients on social responsibility
Financial advisers are failing customers by not providing them with information on the environmental and social impact of their investments, a survey has found.
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Pacific AM launches emerging market fund
Pacific Asset Management (PAM) is launching an emerging market Ucits fund in November.
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Can the raging bull continue its charge?
Since the lows of the crisis, US equities have risen about 270%, with many other global markets witnessing similarly strong gains. But can the bull run continue? Four investors weigh in.
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Terry Smith and Woodford top traded but Vanguard gains ground
While Fundsmith Equity, Woodford Income and Lindsell Train Global were the most popular funds in September, Vanguard “muscled its way in to the top five”, according to Interactive Investor.
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Unigestion hire boosts portfolio capability
Unigestion has appointed Alexandre Déruaz as head of portfolio construction to manage the firm’s equities products.
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Could Trump’s repatriation tax transform stock markets?
Although details of president Donald Trump’s repatriation tax plan are not yet concrete, Neptune Investment Management thinks it looks promising for the US economy and income investors.
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Tilney names Peter Hall’s replacement
Tilney Group has appointed Chris Woodhouse as chief executive officer following the resignation of Peter Hall.
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Baillie Gifford to lose three senior partners
Baillie Gifford is set to lose three of its senior partners in April next year, including its head of Japanese equities Sarah Whitley.
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Regulation to drive passive boom in 2018
Regulatory change could continue the boom in demand for passive strategies, according to a survey by KPMG and Blackrock.
