henderson starts multi-asset push
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.
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.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BofA ML) expects gold to reach $2,000/oz during 2013 on the back of continued monetary easing.
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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.
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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.
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John Husselbee urges an end to the permanent debates over closed-ended versus open-ended, and active versus passive management, as the answer is "Yes" to all of the above.
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Michael Quach gives his views on the positive and negative influences for gold given how much its price is affected by investor expectation as much as anything more fundamental.
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The FSA is upping its efforts in the supervision of wealth managers, with demonstration of suitability top of the list, but this is not the only compliance headache that the industry will have to contend with in 2013
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China’s slowdown may have bottomed out, but investors expecting an instant equity rally could be left disappointed.
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Returns from fixed income will be lower in 2013 but this does not mean bonds are a bursting bubble, Axa Investment Manager’s Chris Iggo argues.
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As concerns about a 'bond bubble' mount, the manager of one of the largest corporate bonds funds in the IMA £ Corporate Bond Sector is eager to have his say. Here we give him the chance…
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Pavel Gagarin explains the possibilities for western fund managers from next year' $10bn in privatisation of currently Russian State-owned businesses.
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Hope that China’s growth will start to reaccelerate through 2013 and into 2014 are likely to be disappointed, according to analysis by Capital Economics.
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