Build them and they will come
The UK housing market requires bigger solutions than are currently being debated, they need to be supply oriented.
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Aberdeen launches $500m multi-manager liquid alts fund
Aberdeen Asset Management’s drive into the alternatives space continues with the launch of multi-manager liquid alternatives fund.
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Investments for the brave as the BRICs break up
Investing in the BRIC concept may seem outdated, while China’s stock market woes have caused concern, but there’s still plenty of reasons to be optimistic about emerging markets.
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Tilney Bestinvest spots fewer, but fatter, ‘dog’ funds
Aberdeen and M&G led the pack in Tilney Bestinvest’s latest Spot the Dog report of disappointing funds, though the overall number of serial underperformers has fallen.
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Aberdeen shares slump on outflows
Shares in Aberdeen Asset Management fell 6.6% in early trade after reporting a 7% drop in assets under management and £9.9bn in net outflows in the quarter to end June 2015.
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PA ANALYSIS: Do we really need more bond funds?
With liquidity shrinking, volatility rising and the spectre of a first rate hike since 2009 looming ominously, it would be understandable to think that new bond fund launches would be few and far between.
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Aberdeen AM sells £100m stake to Japanese bank
Aberdeen Asset Management has agreed to sell £100m worth of non-voting shares to Japanese bank Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation.
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Aberdeen bolts on second alternatives business in two months
Aberdeen Asset Management has agreed to acquire private equity and real assets manager FLAG Capital Management as part of an ongoing bid to scale up its presence in the alternatives space.
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Pa analysis: em dawn can’t come too soon for likes of aberdeen, ashmore
All manner of clichés are dedicated to boosting the confidence of the contrarian, which is understandable given how difficult the role is – especially when you have to report quarterly on fund flows and performance.
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Aberdeen holds the em line despite £11.3bn in outflows
Despite a tricky first half of 2015, Aberdeen CEO, Martin Gilbert said on Tuesday it was more important than ever to avoid style drift.
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Asia could have capital outflows: Aberdeen
Asian markets could see capital outflows when the US raises interest rates, according to Hugh Young, managing director at Aberdeen Asset Management.
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Asia could have capital outflows
Asian markets could see capital outflows when the US raises interest rates, according to Hugh Young, managing director at Aberdeen Asset Management.
