Easyjet’s record profits do not stop share slide
Easyjet shares have fallen significantly today despite the airline reporting full year profits up 18% to £686m.
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Green tech may drive policy after climate conference – Jupiter
Green technology may drive policy after the upcoming climate conference, which could create investment opportunities, according to manager of Jupiter Green Charles Thomas.
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Safety first for Miton’s Hamilton as ‘elevated risk’ takes hold
United Kingdom equities are in a period of ‘elevated risk’ which necessitates having a thorough ‘safety check’ built into investment processes, according to Miton UK Value Opportunities fund manager Georgina Hamilton.
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Fund manager profile: Julie Dean
Intentional or not, sharing its name with an unfinished Jane Austen novel has some resonance for Sanditon; a firm that is only just beginning its first chapter.
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Equities rally to slow, says Pictet
The rebound in global equities since the beginning of October looks largely played out, unless there is a turnaround in earnings forecasts, said Christophe Donay, chief strategist at Pictet Wealth Management.
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Tech is the key to returns, says Neptune’s Dowey
We are entering a new chapter where technology is the most important area to consider when investing, according to Neptune’s James Dowey.
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Investors opting for multi-alternative funds despite correlation
Investors are favouring multi-alternative funds in the selections for their alternatives allocations, despite evidence they are more correlated with other asset classes, according to Natixis Global Asset Management.
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PA ANALYSIS: The US and UK are unconsciously ‘de-coupling’
The past week has been one of stark contrasts for the two sides of the ‘special relationship’ in economic terms.
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Q4 could surprise on the upside, says BlackRock’s Bolton
A slowdown in China is to be expected, but not a hard landing, meaning expectations on European equities are now too pessimistic, according to BlackRock’s Nigel Bolton.
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Russian retail: Structural growth opportunities in Eastern Europe
The late 1950s and early 1960s heralded a golden age of food retail in Europe. Spearheaded by companies such as Sainsbury’s and Tesco in the UK and Carrefour in France, the large self-service store concept changed grocery shopping.
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BMO launches first ETFs in Europe
BMO Global Asset Management has launched its first exchange-traded funds in Europe.
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HEAD-TO-HEAD: Polar Capital vs Man GLG
Fund Selector Asia compares two Japanese equity funds.