Which China funds have been hit the hardest?
Over the last month, almost all China-dedicated equity funds have moved into the red, and there were plenty of brand names among the worst performers.
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Five post-crash bets for the road ahead
Industry experts come together and select their best investment calls for the post-crash environment.
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Growing dividend, strong cashflow helps BHP amid price rout
Fears BHP Billiton would have to raise its debt levels to maintain its dividend amid crumbling commodities prices proved unfounded on Tuesday on the releases of its full year numbers.
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Investors divided on how to react as markets decouple
Global markets have grabbed a handhold on the equities cliff as China continues to fall, and managers are divided on how best to react.
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PA ANALYSIS: Market carnage could push Fed rate rise back to 2016
China’s shadow over global markets is pushing a US interest rate rise to December, and unless it relinquishes its grip the wait could go on even longer.
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Narrowed focus needed as stock market slide continues
Selective investing is key to negotiating the ongoing stock market slide, says City Asset Management’s James Calder.
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Ex-Neptune man to lead Columbia Threadneedle UK equity research push
Columbia Threadneedle has hired Neptune’s head of UK equities, Jeremy Smith away from Liberum to fill the post of head of UK equity research.
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PA ANALYSIS: Glencore’s slump and the importance of beating expectations
The FTSE looked rather red on Wednesday, but two tickers caught the eye: one red and one green.
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New Capital brings in Hermes man to run new UK fund
New Capital is targeting the UK equities space with the appointment of a specialist fund manager.
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Khowala takes over Fidelity American Fund as Kaye departs
Aditya Khowala is to take over management of the Fidelity American Fund from September 1, following the departure of Peter Kaye, the firm has announced.
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The benefits of the irrepressible convertible bond
The demise of the convertible bond market has long been foretold but it continues to persevere and, for the team at NN Investment Partners, the options it provides are perfectly suited to the current environment.
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SHAM: Pity the fool – why I’m late going big in Japan
Striking workers, royal babies, a Tory majority, lefty Labour, tensions with Russia, the unexplained popularity of U2… today’s parallels with the mid-1980s are striking.