Alpha generation comes from the tried and tested
Jupiter Private Clients’ David Blake explains why he prefers the tried and tested alpha-generating fund managers when it comes to actively managing his investors’ portfolios.
Jupiter Private Clients’ David Blake explains why he prefers the tried and tested alpha-generating fund managers when it comes to actively managing his investors’ portfolios.
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During a tough second quarter of the year, closed-ended investments outperformed their open-ended peers.
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Providence Investment Management has launched a Guernsey-based PCC investing in the debt of small and medium-sized Brazilian businesses.
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Legal & General has added two new structured products to its range, one with capital protection, both dependent on the FTSE 100 index.
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The global debt crisis is impossible to cure with more debt, while treatment through default and the printing of more money would be poison for bond and equity holders, says Pimcos Bill Gross.
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Henderson’s Stephen Peak looks at the revelation of and commentary surrounding the Libor scandal and finds it “extremely concerning” for the banks and for the overall confidence in financial markets.
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Db x-trackers has launched two new ETFs that track either the MSCI Japan or S&P 500 indices.
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We analyse the best, newest and biggest Japanese equity funds, with commentary from John Husselbee, Chief investment officer at North Investment Partners.
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S&P Capital IQ Fund Research has launched a qualitative Platinum, Gold or Silver grading methodology for ETFs and trackers.
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Following a number of listings this morning from UBS, the total of exchange-traded products listed in London has passed the 1,000 mark.
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Lyxor Asset Management has launched two risk-balanced ETFs on NYSE Euronext Paris, the first of a range the firm is planning that are based on a new generation of “smart indices” which balance their component assets according to risk.
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BGB Weston has launched its Brazilian Social Property Fund to take advantage of a housing project backed by the Brazilian government to the tune of 65bn.
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