Emerging market equity falls to get worse Becket
Emerging market equities have seen falls accelerate and things could get worse before they improve, in the view of Tom Becket, chief investment officer of PSigma Investment Management.
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Mexico not Brazil leading the way Carmignac
Paris-based fund management group Carmignac Gestion believes Mexico is well positioned to replace China as the USs number one trade partner.
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New name for Jupiter climate change fund
Jupiter has renamed its Climate Change Solutions fund to, as it says, “better reflect the dynamic development of the environmental sector”.
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JPM bolsters closed-end teams
New head of investment trust sales Mitchell joins in February and will report to head of investment trusts Simon Crinage. He will coordinate sales and investor relations activity for JPMAM’s range of trusts across private client, advisory and execution-only channels, running a team of four dedicated sales personnel and will also take a key role…
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JPM to open Oeic version of US equity Sicav
JPMorgan Asset Management is launching a UK Oeic version of its American Equity Luxembourg Sicav, available from 31 January.
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Europe 2014 long sangria short champagne Ison
Now we are exiting the worst of the eurozone financial crisis, Dan Ison argues it is also time to stop differentiating between a European ‘periphery and core.
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Weldons task
Every investor should have a view on the US, but with so few funds beating the S&P 500 genuine alpha-generating managers are often hard to find, especially those running money out of London.
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Plenty of stock picking opportunities in EM
Emerging Markets are bringing a range of hot stock picks to the table.
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First State bolsters distribution team
A number of newly created roles at First State reflect its growth plans in the EMEA.
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a new catalyst for large cap mining
Large cap mining companies, such as Rio Tinto, GlenCore and BHP Billiton, are looking very attractive investments at the moment and could be at an important turning point.
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a new catalyst for large cap mining
Large cap mining companies, such as Rio Tinto, GlenCore and BHP Billiton, are looking very attractive investments at the moment and could be at an important turning point.
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Best and worst hedge funds of 2013
HSBC reveals the highs and lows of hedge funds in 2013.
