KBI Global Investors appoints new CEO following Sean Hawkshaw’s retirement
Chief investment officer Noel O’Halloran will retire alongside Hawkshaw in March, having both been at the firm since 1992
Author: Tom Aylott
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BlackRock enters pact with Saba to ‘not seek to control or influence the board’
Trusts managed by BlackRock have been assured by Saba that it would not oust and replace their boards
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Edison: Saba’s ‘sub-par corporate governance’ could breach FCA rules without more independents
Saba could be breaking the FCA’s rules around board independence, according to Edison
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Aviva Investors hires co-head of global high yield from Invesco
Aviva Investors has hired Fabrice Pellous as the firm’s new co-head of global high yield
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Rathbones hires new director of strategic projects
Sarah Odds will be “an instrumental part of shaping and delivering [Rathbone’s] growth strategy”
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AXA CEO leaves for new role at M&G
Marcello Arona is the new chief financial officer of M&G Investments after 20 years at AXA
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The best performing funds of 2024
Funds investing in US tech topped the charts in 2024, but some more specialist portfolios also delivered outsized returns
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Tulip Siddiq resigns from Treasury following criminal case filing
Bangladeshi authorities alleged she had lived in several properties paid for by its government when her aunt was prime minister
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Small caps: Size of the matter
When the largest company in the bottom 10% of the small-cap sector has a market capitalisation of £1.7bn, are smaller companies getting too big for their boots?
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Baillie Gifford: ‘We are appalled by Saba’s actions and conduct’
The US hedge fund’s ‘self-serving and destructive proposals’ are a veiled attempt to take effective control of UK trusts
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Small caps: UK bucks the borrowing trend
While government debt is on the rise around the globe, UK households seem to be heading in the opposite direction
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Hidden gems: Three below-radar funds in the IA Targeted Absolute Returns
Spotlight on the small funds that are flying above market returns but below investors’ radars