Property funds could lose Isa eligibility as FCA mulls 180-day notice period
Investors trapped in open-ended UK property funds have paid £33m in fees during the latest bout of suspensions
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Invesco absolute return fund poised to overtake Gars for outflows
Invesco Global Targeted Returns was pummelled by £2bn of net outflows in H1
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Schroders hires global real estate boss as Duncan Owen announces his exit
Asset manager plays up private assets as it announces Sophie van Oosterom’s appointment
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M&G Property Portfolio sees further 5% of assets released from price uncertainty
Knight Frank offers ‘small glimmer of hope’ but portfolio remains shut due to liquidity issues
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Top performing funds of H1 2020: Morgan Stanley and Baillie Gifford dominate
Which US fund delivered investors more than 64% amid the coronavirus crisis?
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Alternative thinking: How will real estate adapt to the ‘New Normal’?
In our latest spotlight on less traditional assets, Pietro Nicholls argues the future of real estate in a post-pandemic world will look very different.
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Crispin Odey to sue regulator over Wirecard short-selling ban
The German regulator sought to stem short-selling in the financial payments business at the start of 2019
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Terry Smith establishes long/short fund under Fundsmith brand for his personal wealth
Fundsmith reassures investors the product will not be marketed to external investors
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UK property funds stand by office allocations as corporates warn of coronavirus rethink
Lloyds, Barclays and WPP among companies pledging to reduce office footprints with more remote working
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BMO property fund reopening raises questions about scarcity of hybrid models
70% in property securities allows BMO Property Growth & Income to reopen before direct property funds
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M&G property manager Fiona Rowley to exit as BMO Gam lifts fund suspension
Fiona Rowley has been at M&G for almost three decades
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Janus Henderson absolute return launch with ‘hedge fund’ fees deemed tough sell in coronavirus climate
One and 20 fees for clean retail share class ‘doesn’t look particularly cheap’
