Wells Fargo AM launches US equities fund
Wells Fargo Asset Management is launching its U.S. Select Equity Fund as a sub-fund of its Luxembourg-domiciled vehicle Wells Fargo Worldwide Fund.
Equities
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Carmignac equity fund managers leave for personal reasons
Two Carmignac emerging equity fund managers have left the Parisian investment firm for personal reasons as Xavier Hovasse and David Park take their place.
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Uk funds january retail sales
UK-domiciled funds experienced their worst monthly net retail sales performance since 2012, registering just £320m in January, the Investment Association said on Thursday.
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Uk funds january retail sales
UK-domiciled funds experienced their worst monthly net retail sales performance since 2012, registering just £320m in January, the Investment Association said on Thursday.
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Will Saudi Arabia knock investors off wall
Despite the proverbial wall of worries seeming as high and treacherous as it ever has been, investors continue to climb it with safety equipment of questionable quality.
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FTSE slides back from record territory
The FTSE 100 index slid back this morning after closing at a record 6949 points yesterday.
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Why you should get out of UK equities sharpish
Over the past couple of weeks it seems the upcoming United Kingdom general election has crept its way into the forefront of the public consciousness.
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UK equity is top destination for bonuses
The UK equity space is the destination of choice for investment ISA-bound bonuses during the current quarter, research has found.
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FTSE flirts with record but dragged back by HSBC
The FTSE 100 index briefly reached record territory this morning before being dragged back down to earth by poor numbers put out by HSBC.
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Mayo explains absolute return preference
Wellian Investment Solutions investment director Chris Mayo has picked out absolute return and commercial property as asset classes he has been targeting recently, outside the staples of equities and bonds.
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markets swing violently as Greece runs out of time
European equities markets have seen a sharp fall and steep climb back this morning as time runs out for Greece to strike a deal on its debt obligations.
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Time to rotate as bond proxies priced out
An inflection point is taking place across equity markets inviting investors towards more cyclical names.