ingenious rolls out mm global growth oeic
Ingenious Asset Management has made its £25m discretionary multi-asset vehicle, Global Growth Fund, available though an Oeic structure.
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japanese stocks at steal levels
Over the next decade Japanese equities will offer investors the best bet for making money, according to PSigma’s Tom Becket.
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japan reconstruction expected to contribute to economic revival
Takashi Maruyama points out that post-earthquake Japan is moving from relief to rebuild and points out some of the investment opportunities it brings about.
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high yield bonds oversold
The high yield bond sell off has gone too far given the strong balance sheets of most corporates, according to Simon Gibson director of Atkinson Bolton.
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Former iShares CEO launches ETF provider
In a bid to shake up the ETF industry, the man responsible for much of iShares’ development has launched a new ETF business.
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bonds the best bet under qe2
A second round of quantitative easing would be supportive of bond yields in the short term and defensive equities in the longer term.
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bond managers reduce cash in view of attractive valuations
Many fixed income managers are treating wider spreads as a buying opportunity and have cautiously rejected fears of a double-dip recession.
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Hedge funds coming back to form for investors
Morten Spenner takes a look at hedge funds that after a couple of years out of favour are now starting to provide what investors want of them.
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pimco source launches latest emerging market etf
Pimco Source has weighted its newest emerging market ETF so it is biased towards a country’s GDP rather than any market cap indicator.
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commodity players lead ftse down; blue-chips lead it up
Commodity players led the FTSE ina downward spiral this morning while blue chips helped lead an afternoon recovery.
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franklin templeton launches em balanced fund
Franklin Templeton Investments has launched an emerging markets balanced fund.
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ima takes up battle for fair regulation across all retail products
In response to an EFAMA paper, the IMA is taking up the battle for all retail investment products to be regulated in the same way.
