Crimean crisis long term gain short term shock
With escalating tensions in the Crimea hitting markets, investors are examining near-term risk on holdings.
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PA ANALYSIS Is gold glistening
Gold returns to the headlines amid political unrest but what exactly is its role in a portfolio these days?
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Retirees seek alternatives on back of low interest
A growing number of retirees could shift their investment focus towards higher-risk holdings due to expectations of longer term low interest rates.
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risks quicker than speed of global recovery
Despite increased volatility in financial markets and weaker macroeconomic numbers, we continue to believe the global economy will improve gradually throughout 2014 in a low-inflation environment, which will be positive for risky assets.
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Schroders Botham India could grow 5pc
Schroders is expecting a modest pickup in Indian growth, reaching 5% this year.
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lyxor brings three new et fs to market
Three products listed on the LSE offer investors exposure to the UK, US and Japan.
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Doll a return to normal after bad weather
Former BlackRock equity specialist Bob Doll predicts a return to ‘normal’ as volatility picks up in the year ahead.
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The hottest markets in the Next-11
A look outside the developed world brings huge opportunity for investment but also for innovative new collective terms and acronyms for various countries with shared characteristics, however tenuous.
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Is MandA hype the real deal
Cash-rich companies are helping fuel the current rounds of M&A activity though there are still plenty of questions that need to be asked before diving in too early.
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JOHCM launches dividend focused Japan fund
From the end of next month, investors will be able to access the Japan Dividend Growth Fund.
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RUTM Webb Multiasset growth could double AUM
Rathbone Unit Trust Management’s multi-asset business is one of the key growth areas of the business, according to the its chief executive Mike Webb.
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Jupiter AUM climbs 21pc
Assets under management rose 21% in the past year, according to Jupiters annual results.
