More work needed before China A-shares are included – MSCI
MSCI put off a decision to include China A‐shares in its global benchmark index until issues related to market accessibility are resolved.
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BAML says markets being ‘oversold’ on Greece worries
Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s research team believes markets are getting oversold on renewed concerns of a ‘Greek accident’ and bond market volatility.
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Rathbones phasing out multi-manager with income fund launch
Rathbones Unit Trust Management has significantly reworked its multi-asset offering as the firm moves away from the multi-manager approach.
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PA ANALYSIS: Eurozone bonds and equities combining to wrong-foot investors
As the longest day of the year approaches investors may well be struggling to work out how they should position portfolios for the summer markets.
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LGIM calls for end to FTSE 350 quarterly reports
Legal & General Investment Management has issued a letter to the boards of FTSE 350 companies outlining its support for the removal of the requirement for companies to disclose financials on a quarterly basis.
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HEAD-TO-HEAD: Investec UK Special Situations vs. Liontrust Special Situations
Special situations is the backdrop for this week’s head-to-head battle, with Alastair Mundy’s Investec UK Special Situations Fund, squaring off against Julian Fosh and Anthony Cross’s Liontrust Special Situations Fund.
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Top five funds cashing in on the European equities shift
With European equities funds benefiting from a big QE-inspired asset allocation shift over the past six months we have delved into the FE data to find out which actively managed funds have grown in size most over the period.
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Hermes’ Williams says ‘Brexit’ could prompt QE return
Hermes Investment Management’s chief economist Neil Williams has warned that a United Kingdom exit from the eurozone could prompt the return of Bank of England quantitative easing.
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Markets spooked as Greece talks go to the wire
The FTSE 100 fell significantly as markets fretted over whether Greece will fail to reach a deal with its creditors and default on its €300m International Monetary Fund payment tomorrow.
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Eliminating commission conflicts a key driver of growth – Arbuthnott
Eliminating all potential conflicts of interest has been the lynchpin of why Arbuthnott Latham has grown as much as it has in the past ten years, says StJohn Gardner, head of investment management.
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Stanhope: ‘Whip-saw’ markets catching managers off guard
The current ‘whip-saw’ nature of equity markets is catching out hedge fund managers, particularly those using stop-loss risk controls, according to Stanhope Capital’s CIO Jonathan Bell.
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PA OPINION: Active share trend ‘misunderstood and misused’
‘Active share’ is fast becoming fund management’s equivalent to the selfie stick. A fashionable parade of vanity that’s damn annoying for everyone else out of the picture.