Fidelity: Intermediaries increase active ETF exposure
61% of intermediaries expect to increase their allocation to active ETFs over the next 18 months
61% of intermediaries expect to increase their allocation to active ETFs over the next 18 months
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Is it right that a group of indices used to measure the same sector will produce very different results, and the market as a whole is dominated by a handful of players?
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Despite widespread misconceptions, the emerging corporate credit market is ‘more of a teenager than a baby’, and with that maturity has come more stability and more opportunity
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Tony Roper will become chair of the trust in September this year
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The larger-scale trust hopes to give greater liquidity to wealth managers, says chairman Neil Rogan
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Charlie McCann, an investment research analyst at Square Mile Investment Consulting & Research, checks out the top performers and compelling newcomers
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As politicians and economists call for fiscal reform ahead of Germany’s federal election, PA asks what policy change might look like and what impact it could have for the wider eurozone market
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Legal & General has launched three new index funds for UK and European investors, tracking equity, bond and infrastructure benchmarks
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Assets under management closed the year at an all-time high of £63bn
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Fidelity International’s fixed income portfolio manager on why corporate bonds are running out of juice
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US CPI rose to 3% in January, while core inflation also ticked up to 3.3%
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It wants to create an open-ended version of the trust, despite the board already undergoing a strategic review
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