Martin Currie hires Sarasin man to head equity income
Martin Currie Investment Management has hired Sarasin & Partners’ Mark Whitehead to lead its newly formed equity income team.
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PA ANALYSIS: How safe is all that new cash in European equities?
June is shaping up to be a significant month in the history of the European Union, and for European shares.
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UBP strengthens EM franchise with RBC hire
Union Bancaire Privée has further strengthened its presence in the UK with the appointment of Mathieu Nègre as head of emerging market equities.
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Jupiter names new UK small co manager
Jupiter has promoted James Zimmerman to manager of the £60m Jupiter UK Smaller Companies Fund.
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Goldman Sachs AM launches global long/short portfolio
Goldman Sachs Asset Management has launched the Global Equity Long Short Portfolio managed by the Goldman Sachs Investment Strategies portfolio management team.
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SLI funds underweight US equities for first time
Standard Life Investments’ Bambos Hambi has shifted his MyFolio multi manager funds to an underweight position in US equities for the first time in the existence of the range.
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Lloyds sell-off to be accelerated via retail investors
George Osborne has announced the sale of a further 1% of Lloyds shares and plans to include retail investors in the next stage of returning the company to the private sector.
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WIM unconcerned about bond market sell-off hitting bond-proxies
Bond and equity investors appear to be operating completely independently, says Woodford Investment Management’s Mitchell Fraser-Jones.
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China in a bull shop, BAML says
Bank of America Merrill Lynch has said China is in a bull shop, in a play on words which has substance behind the style.
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Baring flags up German opportunities
Baring Asset Management has pointed to German equities as an asset class investors should target, despite ongoing trouble for the European Union.
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Pictet keeping faith in Uncle Sam
Pictet Wealth Management’s chief investment officer Yves Bonzon has given a vote of confidence to United States equities.
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Finsbury investors should be more concerned about oil than inflation – Train
Finsbury Growth and Income Trust manager, Nick Train believes the firm’s strategy will be sensitive to movements in the oil price over the short term.