hedge fund performance 2013
Hedgies have posted some of their best returns for 2013 though out of favour commodity strategies are continuing to come under pressure.
Hedgies have posted some of their best returns for 2013 though out of favour commodity strategies are continuing to come under pressure.
China’s growth accelerated to 7.8% year-on-year, reversing the slowdown seen during the first half of 2013.
The past few months have seen a trend of rising bond yields that was broken in September. Developments at the Federal Reserve took a more dovish turn, easing the chief source of recent market concern.
Investec Wealth & Investment has upped its position in Neil Woodford’s Edinburgh Investment Trust, taking advantage of its drop to a discount after the star announced his exit from Invesco Perpetual.
Former UBS Global Asset Management global fixed income head Rob Gambi is to join Henderson to serve as its chief investment officer.
Investors are questioning absolute return approaches given the tough time they have had so far this year, particularly when there is a strong argument that an equity/cash combination could work just as well.
Edinburgh Investment Trust is already coming under pressure, and its board is being tipped to launch a beauty parade following the announcement Neil Woodford would depart.
Man Group has hired former BlueCrest man Neil Mason, brining him on board as a senior managing director and handing him lead portfolio manager duties.
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Chief executive John Ions continues his canny expansion of Liontrust Asset Management with the acquisition for £1 of multi-asset firm North Investment Partners.
Investors are anxiously awaiting the deadline – 48 hours from now – for the US to raise the amount its government has to borrow as they will then know exactly what the debt ceiling will be raised to.
BlackRock’s Sam Vecht is looking to out of favour energy giant Gazprom to power his £111.1m Emerging Europe trust.