Rlam reports net inflows of £111m
Royal London Asset Management has reported net new business inflows of £111m, down significantly from £902m reported at the same time last year.
Equities
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Em equity etp flows on the rise in april
Flows into broad emerging market equity ETPs were the strongest since last August, BlackRock said on Monday.
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China rate cut seen as latest in a series
China’s interest rate cut announced over the weekend is widely expected to be just the latest move in a monetary loosening process that could ultimately end in quantitative easing.
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Axa im launches flexible property fund to take advantage of deepening debt markets
In a bid to capitalise on the significant deepening of the real estate debt market that followed the disintermediation of banks in the wake of the financial crisis, Axa Investment Management has launched a global flexible property fund.
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Man glg hires ex carmignac pair for em strategy
Man GLG has recruited Simon Pickard and Edward Cole from Carmignac Gestion to spearhead its new Unconstrained Emerging Equity strategy.
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PA ANALYSIS: How smart is the money flowing into Europe.
After falling for much of 2014, fund flows into Europe have definitely picked up in 2015. But, with worries about Greece continuing and valuations within equity markets less compelling than they were, how should investors be viewing the market?
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Is the US equity party over?
The Fed has signalled a rate rise, and dollar strength has played its part, but it will take unforeseen events to halt the US equity rally.
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Schroders announces £150m profit for Q1
Schroders made a pre-tax profit of £149.6m in the three months to 31 March, the firm has announced in its interim management statement.
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Liontrust poach F&C global team to gain “key diversification”
Liontrust has hired a global equity team from BMO Global Asset Management in an effort to help meet growing demand for alternative investments.
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Three Europe ex-UK equity funds to keep an eye out for
The numerous headwinds that could easily buffet the European ex-UK sector during the next 12 months make the recovery seem fragile. But all is not lost.
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Expectation-beating earnings fail to cool fears of US overvaluation
With roughly a quarter of US corporates having now reported earnings, analysts are beginning to make assessments of the current state of the US recovery and what can be legitimately expected from the rest of the latest earnings season.
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China GDP statement provides little reassurance
Chinas statement that its economy is growing in line with expectations at 7% has provided little reassurance over its growth prospects.