Artemis opens offer period for new US fund range
Artemis has opened the offer period on its three new US equity funds. The funds have been in the works since managers Cormac Weldon and Stephen Moore left joined the firm in April from Threadneedle.
Artemis has opened the offer period on its three new US equity funds. The funds have been in the works since managers Cormac Weldon and Stephen Moore left joined the firm in April from Threadneedle.
Artemis head of retail has left the business after 12 months.
As people live longer, so the line between before and after retirement has become blurred and ways to generate an income while preserving capital are becoming increasingly sought after.
Two months after announcing the new product, Artemis is launching its Pan European Absolute Return Fund on Monday 14 July.
This week’s edition of PA's head to head takes a look at two global income funds that invest across the market cap.
Out of favour in markets over the past years, energy equities are starting to capture the imagination of investors and making it on their to-buy lists.
As Cormac Weldon and Stephen Moore prepare to launch a quintet of funds in September, they see value in US equities despite price increase.
Fund and wealth managers are still trying to understand the impact of the pension changes George Osborne made in his recent Budget. Richard Romer Lee suggests five funds that are already ahead of the game for those who need an ongoing supply of income.
In the next six months the fund manager plans to sell off his most expensive European holdings to make room for US exposure.
Artemis is planning to bring a quintet of US-focused funds to market as five more heads from the North American equities team follow Cormac Weldon and Stephen Moore to the group.
“We already have out offshore version and we’ve seen clear demand for a UCITS version of the fund,” Steer said. “It’s a very interesting time for looking at companies in Europe as it recovers, we see a lot of opportunities” he added. The two key elements of the strategy will be shorting overly expensive IPOs…
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