The undervalued markets where managers are diversifying away from the US
Share prices in the US have reached dizzying heights, making cheaper equity markets more attractive
Share prices in the US have reached dizzying heights, making cheaper equity markets more attractive
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The US activist plans to replace the boards of seven trusts, in what some call an ‘entirely self-serving’ move
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The Consumer Price Index rose yet again in November as fuel costs increased, making an interest rate cut unlikely
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The chief economist will depart in March after over 11 years at the firm
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His second biggest holding dragged on Finsbury Growth and Income’s performance in 2024, but leapt a whopping 35% in November
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‘Historic cheapness’ of UK small and mid-caps presents an attractive entry point
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Some 66% of investors want to see evidence of improved productivity after mounting speculation around AI’s uses
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Royal London’s James Elks and AON’s Lindsay Nickerson are to build upon the firm’s client relations
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Investors withdrew £5.9b from investment funds over concerns about Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ tax changes
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He is to resume management of the Global Equity Income fund after he and two fellow managers left for RLAM
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They lost £25.33bn since 2021 but raked in £317m in November once Budget fears receded
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Savers added £51bn to cash this year, but it could be a less attractive option now interest rates are falling
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