End of QE2 may not be such a seismic event
Lothar Mentel says he is taking risk off the table but is optimistic over the end to QE2.
Lothar Mentel says he is taking risk off the table but is optimistic over the end to QE2.
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Laxey has lost its bid to force changes at the UK’s largest investment trust.
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After the Great Moderation comes the Great Reckoning, says Cheviot Asset Management’s David Miller.
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Prudential research shows a marked preference for multi-asset above single asset funds.
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Para Advisors, a New York-based “event driven” fund manager, is to launch a fund on a Ucits platform
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The International Energy Agency has urged Opec to increase oil production, fearing price shocks.
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Aegon AM’s Bill Dinning says ‘structural hangovers’ are giving eurozone members a headache.
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Artemis Investment Management has hired two new European equity fund managers from LVAM.
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A number of fund houses are looking to new EM strategies as returns become harder to come by.
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Andrew Holliman, manager of the £1.6bn Threadneedle American Fund, is leaving the firm.
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The Darwin Group has launched the TM Darwin Multi Asset Fund, aimed at the retail market.
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Fund managers are continuing to lose faith in the global economy recovery story, according to BoA ML
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