head-to-head newton and aberdeen income
This week's head-to-head takes the battle in the global equity sphere, where these two funds take different approaches in seizing opportunities in this sphere.
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Aberdeen reports outflows of 8 8 bn
Aberdeen reports net outflows for the six months to 31 March of £8.8bn, citing difficulties in emerging markets as the major factor
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Four quit Aberdeen as investment unit reshuffles
SWIP chief exec Dean Buckley is leaving the company with three other directors as the asset manager reshuffles its investment division.
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Aberdeens Spencer reunites with Burdett and Potter
With Spencer on board, the team is aiming to grow assets under management to £3bn in its MM Navigator and Lifestyle ranges over the next years.
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Aberdeen and SWIP deal gets FCA approval
The green light has been given to create Europe's largest listed asset management group
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Stouts bad calls cost Murray Intl 5m
Murray International pots worst performance in “a very long time” as Stout's calls cost Aberdeen £5.3m
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Asset managers to merge funds not companies
European asset managers are set to rationalise their fund ranges further, but at a corporate level a widespread M&A spree is unlikely.
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Fixed income strategic and global crombie
There is a clear consensus among financial advisers and wealth managers that interest rates will rise in 2015 in the UK and US – the question to answer is how this will impact their fixed income buying decisions.
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Falling greenback weighs on Aberdeen PE trust
Aberdeen Private Equity fund has blamed the fall of the dollar against sterling for its 5.8% drop in share price over the six months to 30 September, declining to 103.6p.
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aberdeen shares rise swip deal
Shares in Aberdeen Asset Management have surged after the fund house confirmed it is in discussions with Lloyds Banking Group over a possible acquisition of Scottish Widows Investment Partnership (Swip) and the creation of a strategic alliance with the state-backed lender.
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pa analysis aberdeen rumoured SWIP bid
It may have been mere rumour and speculation a couple of days ago, but there could well be something in the story of serial acquisitor Martin Gilbert, Aberdeen Asset Management’s chief executive, taking a look at SWIP, the investment arm of Lloyds Banking Group.
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leading the charge
Old Mutual's Ian Heslop looks at the surprising sectors investors are favouring in the US.