Thames River: New absolute return launches disappoint
Three of four new absolute return funds lost money in their opening quarter, Thames River reports.
Three of four new absolute return funds lost money in their opening quarter, Thames River reports.
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The FSA should stick to its guns and ignore the Select Committee calls to delay the start of RDR.
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Whitechurch is to change its charging structure for intermediaries who outsource their investments.
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US-based Manning & Napier will manage GAM’s latest fund offering, a developed markets portfolio.
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European regulator consults on the alternative investment directive that could up fund charges.
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Walker Crips’ quarterly results show an increase in revenues and funds under management on Q1.
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European-listed ETFs bought up gold in Q2 as they search for a haven away from the debt crisis.
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Not all AR funds can achieve positive returns while some mainstream funds prove they can.
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Standard & Poor’s has said the US could lose its AAA-rating within the next three months.
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Fitch warns of mis-selling risks in absolute return funds and the potential for style drift.
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Non-US financial institutions will have more time to comply with FATCA than originally thought.
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Patrick Botteron has reason to be more cheerful for hedge fund strategies in H2 2011 than H1.
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