Wealth managers losing faith in equities, survey finds
Wealth managers and financial advisers are losing faith in equities according to a new survey from Royal London Asset Management.
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What are Russia portfolio managers missing?
The MSCI Russia Index has been positive for 18 months while Russia-focused mutual funds have stayed negative.
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SEC sets sights on company reporting practices
The United States financial regulator the Securities and Exchange Commission is expected to shed more light on its plans to push through reforms of company reporting practices during an upcoming visit to London.
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Rolls-Royce shares fall as UK economy fears grow
Shares in Rolls-Royce fell nearly 5% on Thursday morning as the market greeted chief executive Warren East’s attempt at reassurance with a heavy dose of scepticism.
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PA ANALYSIS: UK consumer stocks now more liability than asset
The resilience of the British consumer was supposed to be something United Kingdom equities investors could rely on in the face of various other headwinds but things have changed.
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EM dividend yields should command income investor attention – WisdomTree
The deep discount on which EM dividend stocks trade versus bonds are a compelling reason to relook at the sector, said WisdomTree’s Viktor Nossek.
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Investment insights: cuts, yields and opportunities
With the looming threat of dividend cuts and a reversal in bond yields, coupled with the emergence of new growth patterns and value opportunities, click through the following pages to read what five wealth managers think we should be paying attention to.
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PA ANALYSIS: The US economy paints the global future
As the largest in the world, the relative strengths and weaknesses continue to fuel the influence of the US economy globally.
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PA Expert Insight: Is Asia now a proxy for emerging market investing?
The commodity driver for much of the past decade’s emerging market growth continues to stall. Does this mean the door is opening quicker for those emerging markets that are commodity importers? And is the emerging market story, therefore, all about Asia?
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PA ANALYSIS: Ignore the seven-year itch, stick with the “unfashionable” bulls
Seven years of equity rises, have we really seen any evidence of complacency that ended previous bull markets?
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Low expectations see Standard Chartered shares jump on profit slump
Standard Chartered shares spiked 12% in morning trade despite a noticeable dip in its first quarter profits.
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Micro change in Japan is encouraging but watch the currency – Heartwood
While certain Japanese sectors are benefiting from a promising micro story, currency implications mean Heartwood Investment management is re-hedgeing some of its Japanese equities exposure.