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Running a team of wealth managers and spreading out investment decisions allows James Hambro to cater for investors big and small.
Profiles & Comment
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SHAM: Why I’m thinking big, stale biscuits and tickle sticks
Putting an end to any speculation, I’d like to officially rule myself out of the running as the new head of the FCA.
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Worry about growth not just rate rises – Flanders
As interest rate hikes loom, Stephanie Flanders, JP Morgan Asset Management’s chief market strategist for Europe, scouts the road ahead for global growth.
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The evolution and future of absolute return
The sharp corrections and increased volatility of stock markets this August will have hurt many investors. For Absolute Return managers it should have provided an opportunity to demonstrate their skill in managing risk and protecting investors’ capital.
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Thesis: Hunting for income alternatives in uncharted territory
As interest rate hikes loom and income seekers are forced to diversify, Thesis Asset Management’s James Nield is happy to employ infrastructure as his fixed-interest alternative
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SHAM: VIPs, RSVPs and bargain shopping sprees
It’s fair to say that a career in financial services journalism has its perks. There was SHAM, Pimm’s in hand, basking in the sunshine over the Oval at the weekend with not a care in the world.
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Avoiding the middle ground in multi-asset
When RLAM offered Trevor Greetham the role of head of multi-asset, not only was it a great opportunity, it also brought him back to his roots.
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The benefits of the irrepressible convertible bond
The demise of the convertible bond market has long been foretold but it continues to persevere and, for the team at NN Investment Partners, the options it provides are perfectly suited to the current environment.
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SHAM: Pity the fool – why I’m late going big in Japan
Striking workers, royal babies, a Tory majority, lefty Labour, tensions with Russia, the unexplained popularity of U2… today’s parallels with the mid-1980s are striking.
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SHAM: My cat, Brian, versus the greedy stock pickers
Brian, my cat, has a new game – the ‘food maze’ encourages feline finesse, using his paws to push treats down through three tiers to a tray where he can feast to his heart’s content.
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Avoiding arrogance and macroeconomic beartraps – European Wealth
Having surpassed £1bn in assets under management less than five years into its existence, European Wealth’s fearlessness in deviating from its peers is paying off.
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SHAM: All dolled up for a real alternative investment
It’s all about the battle of the hairdos, apparently. Yes, Just Collecting’s Barbie Index has cast a light on where investors really should be doling out their plastic this summer.
