advisers look to emerging market debt and equities
According to Barings' latest research, advisers are looking to up their exposure to emerging markets through both equity and fixed income allocations.
According to Barings' latest research, advisers are looking to up their exposure to emerging markets through both equity and fixed income allocations.
On a recent trip to the US, I met with more than 30 hedge fund managers, mostly operating in equity markets, and came away with a constructive view of where we are in the US recovery cycle.
Paul Jeffries, head of UK institutional business at Permal Group and Andrew Ford, absolute return investment specialist at SLI, duel it out over global macro and the best way to implement it.
Rather than another outlook piece on investment trends for 2013, here are four things to consider as we approach 2013 that will impact on portfolio strategies but that are not strategies themselves.
A year into his role, Kleinwort Benson’s chief investment officer outlines his philosophies, including why gauging valuation and being contrarian is key to getting the most from the asset class mix.
It was the night before Christmas; a solitary figure shuffled through the fast emptying streets around the Bank of England. The Christmas parties were coming to a close…
Boost ETP has listed eight exchange traded products (ETPs) on the London Stock Exchange offering triple-leveraged and short exposure to some of the most closely followed markets.
Research from Ian Lowes shows advisers have taken advantage of a range of differently structured products to benefit from flat markets, a trend he expects to coninue into next year.
It is clear that consumer aversion to risk is gaining ground, which is having an impact on their investment growth potential.
Henderson Global Investors has recruited James de Bunsen for its multi-asset team following last week's announcement Tony Lanning would be leaving the firm.
Piers Denne argues that while the FSA may be right in having its spotlight firmly on Ucis propositions, it is wrong to tar all such strategies with the same unfavourable brush.
On the face of it the arrival of yet another new ETF provider is not good news and goes against the trend of providers closing products, with at least two providers already up for sale.