investment trusts to struggle in 2012
The outlook for the investment trust sector in 2012 is mixed and if market conditions remain challenging discounts should be expected to widen further, according to analysts at Winterflood Investment Trusts.
The outlook for the investment trust sector in 2012 is mixed and if market conditions remain challenging discounts should be expected to widen further, according to analysts at Winterflood Investment Trusts.
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Pierre-Yves Bareau explains why ratings agencies will look more favourably on ex Europe emerging markets this year while adding a defensive emerging market position is the sensible approach.
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Schroders has appointed Duncan Owen as head of property funds in conjunction with its takeover of the Invista Foundation Property Trust mandate.
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Regulators are under pressure to make their stance on ETFs clear this year as in 2011 they spent lots of time just “talking about it”, says Michael John Lytle managing director at ETF provider Source.
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Sushil Wadhwani argues the case for strategies to include more than just fundamental analysis to take advantage of market volatility now as well as calmer times ahead.
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Polar Capital’s hedge fund range saw assets under management fall by nearly $100m compared to a rise of close to $900m.
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HSBC Global Asset Management has created a sterling share class for six of its emerging market funds to make them accessible through platforms.
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Ashmore Group’s second quarter results show a healthy increase in assets under management of pushing it through the $60bn mark.
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Its easy to take a swipe at the fund ratings agencies and to scrutinise their ultimate influence on fund selection practices, but Morningstar should be applauded for at least trying something new with its investment trust ratings service.
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Having just returned from a research trip to China, Jing Sun gives his thoughts on the country’s economic, political and social change outlook.
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Kames Capital has hired three new analysts to add to its fixed income team across the asset classes.
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Gilliat Financial Solutions has announced the launch of a new Income Builder Plus Plan, with an added growth option that will see it categorised as a CGT rather than income tax product.
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