PA ANALYSIS: Is Old Mutual Wealth’s reshuffle a step forward or back?
Old Mutual Wealth’s multi-asset management reshuffle is a bold and interesting move, but it is far from clear whether it will be a good one.
Old Mutual Wealth’s multi-asset management reshuffle is a bold and interesting move, but it is far from clear whether it will be a good one.
At first glance, a debt-fuelled, mining behemoth and a little yellow bird have very little in common. But, when the bird in question is a canary, and the behemoth is Glencore, then it might be possible to imagine a comparison.
With global equities return forecasts reasonable at best, a dearth of exciting ideas may leave investors looking for contrarian plays.
Allianz Global Investors’ capture of former M&G Bond Vigilante Mike Riddell is a marquee signing, but the jury is still out on what it means for both his new funds and employers.
The emissions test rigging scandal that has engulfed Volkswagen this week has created an interesting dilemma for investors.
If any further evidence was needed of the long term direction of travel for global financial markets, one need look no further than Aberdeen Asset Management’s announcement that it has been granted a business licence to operate in China.
Defaqto has singled out ‘mandate fulfilment’ and ‘tail risk’ in its new Diamond Rating for absolute return funds, but investors still face a tough task in finding a strategy with the right cut for their needs.
In holding interest rates at rock bottom this week, the Federal Reserve has set a dangerous precedent which may come back to haunt it, and the global economy.
A Winterflood Business Services survey recently revealed that out of 216 companies surveyed, 67% now exceed the required industry market cap of £100m, while 43% have market cap of more than £250m.
Investment companies have raised £3.9bn in this year-to-date, already more than any full calendar year in history, the Association of Investment Companies said on Wednesday.
With the most anticipated interest rate decision of recent times imminent, it seems the Federal Reserve is firmly stuck between a rock and a hard place.
The Investment Association’s grandly titled ‘State of the Investing Nation’ report covers many familiar themes, but the greater sophistication of funds and their investors is what really needs to be addressed.