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Fidelity clips fees for China and Japan trusts
Ahead of Anthony Boltons departure, Fidelity reduced the AMC on its China trust.
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PA ANALYSIS small cap GEM turning point
Is it a coincidence that small-cap funds dominate when looking at emerging market fund tables or does it indicate an imminent change in GEM fortunes? Dare I ask the question: Is now a GEM buying opportunity?
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GEM valuations remain overweight SEI
In spite of the volume of negative headlines, economic and market sentiment around the asset class SEI's Jim Solloway explains why he is happy to remain overweight emerging markets.
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AIC investment trust platform purchases up 67pc
Advisers have been buying into investment trust companies, but the big players still see low demand in this area.
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Ukraine crisis pushes commodities on edge
Commodity prices are spiking in the wake of heightening tensions between Moscow and the West.
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is enviro friendly China a credible investment
As China goes through its shift of emphasis to a new-look, domestic-focused economy, clean energy is emerging as a theme within its government’s push to a ‘Beautiful China’. But how good is this for investors?
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EM equity fund selector historically low
Appetite for emerging markets equities is approaching the lows recorded in mid-2011.
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The side effects of China slowdown
Is a 7.5% GDP forecast for China too optimistic, or still impressive given the meagre growth seen in the developed world?
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Hambro Miners overhaul taking hold
BlackRock’s Evy Hambro says the "aggressive" structural changes in the mining sector are finally taking effect.
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OMGI launches MA Foundation range
Old Mutual Global Investors has launched its long-mooted Foundation range of three multi-asset funds, co-managed by John Ventre, with Richard Buxton, Stewart Cowley and Paul Simpson.
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Majedie plans soft closure of UK Income
Majedie plans to soft-close its UK Income Fund when its AUM reaches £1.5bn capacity.
