Fidelity’s Philalithis: ‘It’s time to take a break’
Fidelity International’s head of multi-asset investment management, Europe, Eugene Philalithis discusses his impending retirement
Fidelity International’s head of multi-asset investment management, Europe, Eugene Philalithis discusses his impending retirement
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The multi-manager team believes some asset classes are poised for a strong run next year
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An SFDR Article 9 fund aiming to improve financial inclusion
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The £466m trust owns 40 properties
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Q3 2023 saw just five listings on the UK main market and AIM, while IPO proceeds fell 36% year on year, higher than the global average
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Classifying investment companies as AIFs is increasing their optical – and not their actual – fees, write Momentum’s Richard Parfect
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Motions were passed with 89.6% of votes in favour
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Ahead of SDR the UK regulator spotlights ESG inconsistency, and lack of stewardship and governance, in retail funds
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Funds will focus on ‘next generation’ investments
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Assets under management fell 12% over the six months to £27.7bn.
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AI was also front of mind for investors surveyed
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Balance sheets across the Asia Pacific region are ‘three times’ stronger than they were during the Asian financial crisis, according to the manager
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