swip adds to high yield fixed income range
SWIP has expanded its high yield range with a best ideas European proposition.
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gam to launch new em fund for new hires
GAM has made two senior hires to run a new long only emerging market fund due for launch in Q1 next year.
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legg mason opens global fixed income strategy
Legg Mason Global Asset Management has made its $12bn global fixed income strategy available to UK investors through its Dublin-domiciled LMGF fund range.
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pioneer launches multi asset real return fund
Pioneer Investments has launched a mirror of its US-domiciled multi-asset real return fund as a Sicav.
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lgim to merge monthly income funds
LGIM is the latest fund management group to streamline its fund ranges, with the merger of two of its bond income funds into an existing fixed income proposition.
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Aberdeen AM planning multi-manager fund mergers
Aberdeen AM is to merge five of its multi-manager funds into two of its existing propositions.
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thames river multi capital closes fund
Thames River Multi-Capital has closed its Dublin-based Multi-Select Fund, run by GaryPotter and Rob Burdett.
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threadneedle unveils lux domiciled uk fund
Threadneedle Investments has launched a UK Equities Fund in its Luxembourg-domiciled Sicav range.
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investors turn to etps for fixed income
Fixed income ETPs have surged in number in the past four years, as investors increasingly turn to an indexed approach for the fixed income element of their portfolios.
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2012 – the year of ETF exodus
The ETF market in Europe is due to become more concentrated and consolidated, with smaller players exiting the field altogether, according to industry consensus.
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hargreaves lansdown moves to pacify tracker fans
Hargreaves Lansdown aimed to pacify pro-tracker investors today with the launch of an exclusive SWIP fund and the addition of 12 further Vanguard products to its Vantage platform.
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edinburgh worldwide investment trust down ytd
Edinburgh Worldwide Investment Trust, managed by Mark Urquhart for Baillie Gifford saw its NAV fall by 2.5% in the year to 31 October as continued market turbulence took its toll.
