China investors set to profit from mega reform
China is days away from massive financial reform with stocks linked to areas receiving government support set to boom in 2014, according to Mirabaud’s emerging markets head Daniel Tubbs.
China is days away from massive financial reform with stocks linked to areas receiving government support set to boom in 2014, according to Mirabaud’s emerging markets head Daniel Tubbs.
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Investors in Luxembourg and UK domiciled funds pay some of the highest ongoing fund charges in Europe, according to research from Morningstar Denmark.
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There are increasing signs that politicians are experiencing fiscal fatigue. However, government finances continue to deteriorate as debt rises relative to national income.
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Neuberger Berman has launched a multi-manager Ucits fund targeting an absolute return, replicating a similar strategy run in the US for the past 18 months.
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Asian leaders should use the current slowdown to push through some much-needed structural reforms, First State’s Angus Tulloch and Martin Lau have said, arguing that turning weakness to their advantage will boost growth over the longer term.
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With the property sector posting its strongest quarterly returns in three years and retail sales and wages on the up, are the foundations being laid for a retail property boom?
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In a reversal of fortune, economic headwinds are triumphing over increasingly popular high yield bonds as investors ready themselves for a rising interest rate environment.
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Schroder Income Growth trust manager Sue Noffke has been reducing her exposure to large cap defensives in favour of undervalued mid cap names.
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What's in store for China after the disappointments of 2013?
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Sentiment towards European equities has reached a six-year high, according to the Bank of America Merrill Lynch Fund Manager Survey for October.
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Gold has had torrid time of late, but is it about to change?
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Emerging market equities have been suffering from investorss’ sell-off mindset for several months but where to next? Stay put or look elsewhere?
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