Franklin Templeton launches UK-friendly smart beta ETFs
Franklin Templeton has introduced a range of smart beta ETFs to European investors, with four strategies to be launched on the London Stock Exchange on Friday.
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Jupiter expands GEM range with short-duration bond fund
Jupiter has unveiled a short duration bond fund to expand its recently launched offering in global emerging market debt.
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Albion Capital targets £38m VCT fundraising
Albion Capital has announced it is seeking to raise up to £38m for its suite of venture capital trusts (VCTs).
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UPDATE: Peter Hargreaves to seed Blue Whale Growth fund
Co-founder of Hargreaves Lansdown Peter Hargreaves is set to invest £25m of his money into a new fund managed by former colleague Stephen Yiu.
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Lombard Odier appoints duo to expand UK business
Lombard Odier Private Bank has made two senior hires for its UK business following strong demand for wealth management services in London.
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Peter Hargreaves seeds Blue Whale Global Focus fund
Co-founder of Hargreaves Lansdown Peter Hargreaves is set to invest £25m of his money into a new fund managed by former colleague Stephen Yiu.
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Seneca’s Elston: Why I adore Gina Miller
Gina Miller is a figure to be admired according to Seneca Investment Management’s CEO Peter Elston.
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OMW splits off £16bn multi-asset business as Buxton eyes buyout
Old Mutual Wealth (OMW) is spinning out a dedicated £16bn multi-asset investment business as part of its ongoing “managed separation” from its parent company.
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EdenTree expands ethical Amity fund range
EdenTree Investment Management has unveiled a new short-dated bond fund with an “explicit” ethical focus.
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Seneca moves into property with £20m portfolio acquisition
Seneca is expanding into the property sector after acquiring a £20m portfolio of business centres in the North of England, the firm announced today.
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Survey reveals advisers’ reliance on model portfolios
More than three quarters of advisers use model portfolios according to new research which shines a light on the growing shift towards structured investment offerings.
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Kames: Why you should not trust sustainability ratings
Rating agencies’ analysis of how sustainable a fund is should not be relied upon by investors as the sole evidence of its credentials, according to Kames Capital.
