credence end of year ftse predictions January
Should we believe the many who think the FTSE will end the year above 6,000 or the few who honestly answer in Janaury that they haven't got a clue?
Should we believe the many who think the FTSE will end the year above 6,000 or the few who honestly answer in Janaury that they haven't got a clue?
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Source, the European exchange traded products supplier, has announced five promotions following a successful 2012.
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A record-breaking year of inflows for the ETP market last year took AUM of the total industry pass the $2trn mark, BlackRock revealed today.
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Johan Jooste explains how he marries his short-term, high beta investment views over the short term with the longer-term pitfalls he sees in certain fixed income markets.
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Pimco has launched a global fixed interest fund for European investors aimed at generating regular income in any given market environment.
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The Asian and emerging market equities space is dominated by a few giant funds, but as fears about the capacity of these grow, it may be time to look at more cyclical, value-driven vehicles, particularly in the closed-ended world.
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Last week Rowan Dartington won three awards at Portfolio Adviser's inaugural Wealth Manager Awards. We got CEO Graham Coxell to explain how he turned around the fortunes of the group…
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State Street Global Advisors has unveiled Dynamic Diversified Fund, a multi-asset vehicle within its flagship managed pension fund.
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Carmignac Gestion has appointed its head of credit Keith Ney to co-manage its 5.7bn European bond fund, Carmignac Sécurité, alongside Carlos Galvis.
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M&G Investments has taken advantage of the property authorised investment fund (PAIF) structure first introduced in 2008 to make the £2bn M&G Property Portfolio more tax efficient for investors.
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With global emerging market (GEM) funds getting larger and emerging economies relying less on the developed world, the door may be opening for a return to a more measured, country-specific approach.
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Barings' Marino Valensise explains why a growing and hungry world population makes a compelling investment case for soft commodities and farmland.
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