Birrell takes over Jennings CIO role
Premier has named Neil Birrell its new chief investment officer, replacing Mike Jennings.
Premier has named Neil Birrell its new chief investment officer, replacing Mike Jennings.
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Joe Linhares has been replaced by Rachel Lord as head of iShares EMEA as the firm looks to further grow its share of the European market.
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Why Threadneedle's Richard Colwell hunts for written-off stocks, much like film director Quentin Tarantino in his search for actors.
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The introduction of KIIDs means that, given Lehman Brothers' collapse was just over five years ago (15 September 2008), fund groups will have to reflect this material change to investors – but will investors really understand why volatility has not actually reduced?
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Riverstone’s new energy fund has ploughed $100m into capturing unexplored opportunities.
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A recovering property market could see estate agent profits treble, according to John Ingram, head of the European Dynamic Team at JP Morgan, just one of a swathe of managers investing in the sector.
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As China slowly moves its main source of economic growth from exports to domestic consumption there are twin universes appearing of state-dominated sectors such as energy, telecom, and banking alongside more nimble service and consumer sectors.
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Steve Allen, manager of AXA's Elite Diversified Market Range of risk-rated passive multi-asset funds, has said the suite does not invest in ETFs because they are not the most cost-effective way to gain exposure to key markets.
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The results of the European Central Bank monetary policy meeting are likely to include action to address fears of deflation – the question is what form that will take.
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Private equity group 3i has sold its majority stake in UK wealth manager Bestinvest to Permira.
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A company can giveth as easily as it can taketh away so it is not enough to identify a high dividend yield as its dividend sustainability is arguably an even more important factor.
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Increased confidence in the Eurozone, together with a discounted market and improving earnings, means small and medium-sized companies in the Eurozone are “a good place to be”, said Ollie Beckett, manager of the TR European Growth Trust.
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