société générale targets 10 return
Société Générale is to make its UK Autocall 10, based on the performance of the FTSE 100, available to a wider audience after an initial launch targeted at clients of just one investment firm.
Société Générale is to make its UK Autocall 10, based on the performance of the FTSE 100, available to a wider audience after an initial launch targeted at clients of just one investment firm.
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ETF assets under management conitnue to rise though ESMA and EC publications hint at increased product legislation to come.
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Recent research has revealed falling adviser confidence in the global economy. Guardian WMs David Howell says this emotive shift should not be passed on to clients.
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Morgan Stanley has launched the 50th issue of its Protected Growth Plan that was first released in 2003.
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Formed originally with the aim of outperforming lacklustre insurance-managed funds, the recently rebranded Wells Capital Investment Solutions is positioning itself for post-RDR success
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M&G’s Mike Riddell looks at the currently cool asset class of emerging market debt and says you’d be surprised what you can find when you strip away the marketing myths.
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John Husselbee compares “medals, records and tears” of the London Olympics with those of the eurozone crisis – when maybe It’s A Knockout is a better games to compare Europe to.
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What to make of fund statistics? The IMA says retail sales in the first half of the year almost doubled those achieved in the second half of 2011, but weve just come off the back the worst month of the year so far.
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Meteor Asset Management has launched the latest three products in a series of kick-out plans.
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Pavel Gagarin argues the case for Russia’s growing attractiveness for investors at a global level as well as its strong position relative to the other BRICS countries.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) yesterday published guidelines on ETFs and Ucits issues in a bid to address risks associated with these types of fund.
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According to Morningstar’s latest fund flow research, European investors heavily sold out of equities in favour of fixed income funds during the second quarter of the year.
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