julie patterson leaves ima or new role at kpmg
After 15 years at the association, Julie Patterson is taking on a new role as director at KPMG.
Investment
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ING says commercial RE is the answer
ING Investment Management will place a new focus on commercial real estate loans as an asset class as it believes they are most attractive they have been for eight years
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PA ANALYSIS India is it time to buy
Following a positive market rush after elections, India is a wild card depending how investors choose to play it.
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Hermes launches new credit fund
Hermes Fund Managers has launched a new absolute return credit fund.
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three expert views on asia stock valuation
Asian stocks may look cheap, but what to make of valuations?
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Beware the investment bandwagon
The bandwagon, while powerful, often result in an over-simplification of complexity and the erasure of nuances, in effect commoditising ideas argues Jan Dehn.
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Currency swings are the hidden danger for managers
The geopolitical and economic volatility being seen around the world means, now more than ever, investors strategies and tactical asset allocations are vulnerable
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Coombs reckons US financial as winner in rate rise
Picking companies that stand to benefit from a rate hike is not rocket science, says Rathbone’s David Coombs, but it is not not a short-term view.
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SLI mulling shift from US equities to EM
Standard Life Investments next shift in its tactical asset allocation is likely to be a cut in its US equities weighting in favour of an increase in its emerging markets allocation
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deutsche switches 12 etfs to physical replication
The trend towards physical equity trackers continues as one of Europes largest trackers converts another batch of products.
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Tullett Prebon confirms departure of CEO
Tullett Prebon and Fundsmith have confirmed press speculation Smith will step down as CEO of the interdealer broker once a successor is found.
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Why investors have little to fear
The spotlight is back on the ECB this week, but while Mario Draghi gets ready to put his “toolbox” into action is there any real reason for investors to get excited?