spdr to launch three new etfs in uk
SPDR is to list three new ETFs in the UK tomorrow, two dividend-focused funds and one FTSE All Share fund, each with a TER of 0.30%.
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focus will soon return to athens husselbee
John Husselbee describes this as “one of the best early year gains”, for the FTSE All Share at least, though warns that just because a deal over Greece has been done, Athens will return to haunt investors.
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retail investors still undecided risk or caution
The IMA stats for January show retail investors want their money working for them but are not certain enough about their own views to invest outside safety-first assets.
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its not uts excel for alternative strategies
Four open-ended funds dominate investors’ focus when considering absolute return investing although Charles Younes names those investment trusts that he argues investors would be far better off turning to.
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ftse100 based launch from investec
On Monday, Investec will unveil its FTSE 100-backed structured product that matures in February 2018.
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wealth manager argument on behalf of actives
Lee Robertson addresses the very vocal comments from low-cost fund providers and argues the case for active fund managers.
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london gets first actively managed etf
db X-trackers and SCM Private have combined forces to list the first actively managed ETF on the London Stock Exchange.
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first property plans further uk fund
Commercial property specialist First Property plans to launch Fprop Sterling Income Fund, a mirror to its fully invested UK PPP fund.
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small companies investment trusts opportunity
Tim Cockerill names three small-cap investment trusts that will best take advantage of the modest economic recovery he feels has just started.
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fsa fines santander for structured
Santander has been fined £1.5m by the FSA for failing to inform customers of its structured products’ status under the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) in the period up to January 2010.
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corporate bonds and bank debt 2012 safe havens
Thibaut Cuillière looks at corporate bonds at one end and senior bank debt at the other as safe havens for investors this year.
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invesco perpetual joins multi-asset rush
Invesco Perpetual has become the latest fund house to announce the launch of a new multi-asset proposition, as the trend of readying ranges to appeal to outsourcing advisers picks up pace.
