franklin templeton set to launch africa fund
Emerging market specialist Franklin Templeton has been given the green light to launch a new Africa strategy for its high profile fund manager and chief executive Mark Mobius.
Emerging market specialist Franklin Templeton has been given the green light to launch a new Africa strategy for its high profile fund manager and chief executive Mark Mobius.
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Barclays and GAM have teamed up to launch a proposition based on alternative, quantitatively-run indices managed by Barclays.
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Schroders has launched a new income fund of funds investing in its own Maximiser and fixed income fund ranges.
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Aberdeen Asset Management’s Asia Pacific team, run by Hugh Young, has been given a vote of confidence by Witan Pacific Investment Trust, while Witan Pacific’s other existing manager, Nomura Asset Management UK, has been dropped.
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Morningstar OBSR has put the rating of the AllianceBernstein American Growth Fund under review following news the manager Scott Wallace departed the firm.
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Crispin Odey has changed the mandate on his flagship European hedge fund to include a maximum of 50% invested outside Europe, as he predicts anaemic growth will continue in the region.
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SWIP has taken two more funds away from Peter Cockburn as it continues its equities investment restructure.
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Cazenove Capital is to launch a second model for its head of credit Peter Harvey in a move that will bring him in line with his colleagues and satisfy clients looking for unconstrained access to bond markets.
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iShares has listed Europe’s first ETF in Europe that provides access to emerging market corporate bonds denominated in dollars.
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Financial services group Nordea has launched an actively-managed European government bond fund which assesses risk based on credit default swap spreads, rather than relying on data from third-party credit rating agencies such as Fitch, Moodys and Standard & Poors.
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Threadneedle’s former head of emerging market debt (EMD) has resurfaced at Standard Life Investments (SLI) alongside two of his former colleagues as part of a newly-created EMD team.
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Aviva Investors’ CEO Alain Dromer is the latest senior executive to leave the firm following a “reshape” instigated by the parent company to make the organisation “flatter”.
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