Small cap star Plackett adds to Rathbones
According to a stock exchange announcement, Richard Plackett, who runs the popular BlackRock UK Special Situations Fund, lifted his holding of the company to above the 5% reporting threshold.
According to a stock exchange announcement, Richard Plackett, who runs the popular BlackRock UK Special Situations Fund, lifted his holding of the company to above the 5% reporting threshold.
Tristan Hanson, Ashburton’s head of asset allocation, runs through his outlook for 2014, and why he’s backing equities and high yield to deliver next year.
Royal Mails first-half operating profits have doubled to £283m, helping its shares climb close to 5% and silence its critics over its valuation.
Investors have upped their allocation to both equities and bonds in spite of a majority belief that equities are overvalued, a view not held since March 2004.
Kames Capital is to launch a Property Authorised Investment Fund (PAIF) in 2014s first quarter.
Allocean Maritime Investments is claiming to have launched the first direct commercial shipping assets investment regulated for the UK market.
Theo Zemek will be leaving Axa Investment Managers at the end of the year with Barclays John Porter taking the reins as global head of fixed income.
SEI Investments has been fined £900,200 by the Financial Conduct Authority for client money breaches.
The RDR will encourage a braver breed of fund buyer as they attempt to differentiate their offerings from the competition, according to the Group of Boutique Asset Managers.
State Street Global Advisors’ latest launch will allow investors to capture the “small cap premium”.
Having rallied strongly over the last four years, high yield debt is at a crossroads, writes Bryn Jones, Head of Fixed Income Research, Rathbone Unit Trust Management.
Despite a flurry of green and ethical launches, IMA data shows the SRI and its associated sectors have struggled to gather assets. Funds are performing well, though, so is it time to back socially responsbile investments?