SLI on Abe misdiagnosis of Japan ills
SLI said export numbers suggest Abe's government must go further with structural reform
Investment
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Shadow remains over European recovery
Expect a slow global recovery with US accelerating as further growth drivers emerge
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RLAM reports record net new business inflows
RLAM took in £835m from wealth managers in 2013
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FE AFI panel more bullish on property
FE Adviser Fund Index panellists to double property exposure
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investors set for another bond market massacre
Bullish complacency may have been addressed by recent market turbulence, but could our portfolios be under threat from a bond market meltdown, a mirror of what was last witnessed 20 years ago?
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Barclays WIM grows client assets 10percent
According to the group’s final results to 31 December 2013, the division now has client assets of £204.8bn, up from £186bn for the previous year. Both its total and net operating income figures were largely flat, with a 4% decline in net operating income, to just more than £1.7bn. Total operating expenses were 21% higher…
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Ashmore sees a return to rationality
Going into 2014 a stronger US and EM crisis were the key market drivers – both now appear to be unwinding
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PA ANALYSIS: Why ambivalence over Japan?
As Abenomics sees Japan become the land of the rising economy, will it remain a hot prospect for investors in the region?
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Gold ETPS see largest inflows in five months
Investors raised their holdings of gold ETPs by the most in five months last week as the metal regained its reputation as a portfolio hedge.
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Deutsche offers ETF range at 9bps
A lower-cost range of ETFs will be available for passive investors seeking greater efficiency
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Colombia the new EM investment pick
Investors are making the case for non-state-controlled companies in resource-rich Latin America
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Tides turning for EM and DM worlds
At a time when emerging markets appear to be losing their two pillars of support – QE being withdrawn and China growth weakening, the US growth picture is also showing signs of cracks.