fidelitys spreadbury responds to bond worries
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…
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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James Klempster gives the positive case for the role of alternatives in a private client portfolio, benefiting as they do from a low correlation to more traditional assets.
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Lombard Odier Investment Managers has launched a UK version of its Ucits Emerging Consumer fund, focusing on the changing consumption patterns in Asia, Africa and Latin America.
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Ben Edwards and Paul Read both run corporate bond funds with very different strategies so here they explain how both look to achieve the same thing but in very different ways.
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The likely continued increase in public debt across the globe justifies the place of gold in a diversified portfolio, according to Swedish banking group SEB.
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Russia is a market that is priced on perception and sentiment rather than fundamentals. Douglas Helfer explains where the mispriced assets are and how to take best advantage of them.
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Investors have continued with their move away from bonds and towards equities, raising questions about where opportunities can be found given the uncertain climate.
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Direct exposure to China deserves a place in most long-term portfolios despite the recent underperformance of the country’s companies, Barclay’s Kevin Gardiner argues.
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