head to head artemis global vs mg global
This week’s edition of PA's head to head takes a look at two global income funds that invest across the market cap.
Artemis
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PA ANALYSIS is energy back on shopping list
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.
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artemis duo see value is us energy and financials
As Cormac Weldon and Stephen Moore prepare to launch a quintet of funds in September, they see value in US equities despite price increase.
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Five income funds boosted by Budget changes
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.
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Artemis de Tusch-Lec outlines six-month strategy
In the next six months the fund manager plans to sell off his most expensive European holdings to make room for US exposure.
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Artemis five US funds as Weldons team follows
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.
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Tim Steer outlines new Artemis fund reasoning
“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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Artemis planning new pan European fund launch
Third quarter of 2014 targeted
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UK investors urged to mind the gap
UK equities have so far this year failed to extend on the growth of 2013, and there is a growing feeling that this is likely to remain the case until earnings improve.
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Artemis Income falls onto Sanlams Grey List
Sanlam downgrades the high-profile fund to a "sell".
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no safety cushion europe stocks de tuch lec
Jacob de Tusch-Lec has more than one third of his Artemis Global Income Fund in European stocks yet argues their recent rally has eroded the safety margin in their valuations so they are far too exposed to government intervention.
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UK Equity Income in rude health
UK Equity Income was the best-selling IMA sector in September but, in the weeks and months before Neil Woodford’s departure was announced, it seems investors were already looking elsewhere.