carmignac gestion brings head of credit
Carmignac Gestion has appointed its head of credit Keith Ney to co-manage its 5.7bn European bond fund, Carmignac Sécurité, alongside Carlos Galvis.
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mandg skirts 20 percent tax property
M&G Investments has taken advantage of the property authorised investment fund (PAIF) structure first introduced in 2008 to make the £2bn M&G Property Portfolio more tax efficient for investors.
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taking a narrower view
With global emerging market (GEM) funds getting larger and emerging economies relying less on the developed world, the door may be opening for a return to a more measured, country-specific approach.
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food business can satisfy investors hunger
Barings' Marino Valensise explains why a growing and hungry world population makes a compelling investment case for soft commodities and farmland.
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a letter from chile
Taking a look at Latin America’s investment trends in mutual funds, over time we can see how Chile has been a reference for markets like Colombia, Peru and Mexico. So what can it teach us?
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dash for trash continues as em
Sales of European equity funds soared by 20% in the fourth quarter of 2012, with investors looking to benefit from depressed prices, while property fund sales dropped 22% in the same quarter.
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equities real estate are asset calls
Rather than 2013 being a continuation of a risk on/risk off approach, Keith Skeoch suggests this year investors will start to be more precise about where risk will be rewarded, with a greater empahsis on property and equities.
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henderson never had a house view
Henderson Global Investors today denied it had ever had a ‘house view’ in its equities business as it got rid of David Jacob’s CIO role and announced a wider restructure.
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chinese economy rebounds
China’s economy grew by more than expected during the fourth quarter of 2012, boosting hopes of a nascent recovery in the country’s fortunes.
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Aberdeen must act now and close its gem funds
"Net inflows… have continued at a higher rate than we are comfortable with and we are working to achieve a slowdown to ensure performance is not compromised," a refreshing statement for a fund group?
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Joachim Klement, the bold behavioural scientist
Wellershoff & Partners’ Joachim Klement argues that the industry needs to abandon old theories and embrace the new.
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goodbye fiscal sovereignty hello spread narrowing
I hope that 2013 will be a healthy and prosperous one. It has certainly started on a strong footing with equity markets up and credit spreads continuing to narrow. One of the major trends in the bond market has been the decline in the spreads between European peripheral and German government bonds. So now a…
