Global equities haemorrhage cash in £4.5bn bloodbath for UK funds
Targeted Absolute Return redemptions hit £628m despite growing demand for alternatives to equities
Targeted Absolute Return redemptions hit £628m despite growing demand for alternatives to equities
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Share prices for infrastructure players reflects ‘undue pessimism’, says Rathbones equity analyst Ben Derber
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Even carving out a resurgent China, some EM economies delivered growth in Q1
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While one offered ‘outstanding value’ largely on account of ‘exceptional investment performance’
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‘Bit of a marketing gimmick’ but lessons on pound-cost averaging are worthy
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But Gam and Artemis funds given stays of execution despite looming fund manager departures
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Dismal first quarter gave way to an even worse Q2
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Kingdom Holding Company is controlled by prince and billionaire Alwaleed Bin Talal
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£5.1bn AUMA boost from Majedie acquisition nearly offset by net outflows and challenging investment performance
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Manager Stephen Yiu buys North American railroad stocks after dumping Meta and Paypal
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With proceeds used to bolster positions in Baillie Gifford, Stewart Investors and iShares
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Twice in the past year, three funds have been merged in light of performance issues highlighted in its value assessments
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