Retail investors lead exit from US equity funds
Retail investors have pulled money out of US equity funds for the seventh consecutive week.
Retail investors have pulled money out of US equity funds for the seventh consecutive week.
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Leigh Himsworth’s UK Special Opportunities Fund is expected to be ready for launch by the end of Q3.
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Martin Currie has parted company with China manager Chris Ruffle following a conflict of interest.
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Threadneedle has recruited a US equity manager and an analyst with one more manager to be appointed.
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Investors worry about overheating in emerging markets, but the real danger comes at a stock level.
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First State Investments has launched a Worldwide Equity Fund via an onshore UK ICVC.
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Neuberger Berman is to launch a Ucits version of an existing US small cap strategy.
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PSigma AM is to launch a Global Equity Fund that will look to GDP growth as a differentiator.
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Threadneedle has added a Latin American and an Asian specialist to its emerging market equities team
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SIG’s £1bn Global Dynamic Equity Fund has changed managers on a US equity mandate.
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LVAM has launched a US equity income fund that targets a yield of 150% of that of the S&P 500.
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Hilary Aldridge’s UK Growth & Income Fund is merging into Peter Doel’s UK Equity Income Fund.
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