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Aviva
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Carmignac hires Aviva man as European equities head
Carmignac has hired Mark Denham as head of its European equities team.
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Aviva Investors pulls the plug on global income funds
Aviva Investors has decided to shut two global income funds run by co-managers Nick Samouilhan and Paul Parascandalo.
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Easyjet shares up despite loss as it raises dividend
Easyjet has announced its intention to raise its dividend pay-out ratio from 40% for the year ended 30 September 2015 to 50% in H2 2016, subject to approval at its AGM.
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Aviva Investors makes cuts to investment teams
Aviva Investors has cut around 20 positions across its fixed income, real estate and infrastructure teams including some fund managers.
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Aviva Investors reports £5bn outflows but AUM leaps
Aviva Investors recorded £5bn in outflows for 2015 but its assets under management leapt £44bn to £289.9bn, largely due to the integration of Friends Life.
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ITV results send its shares downward
Broadcasting company ITV saw its shares fall despite reporting a 6% rise in annual pre-tax profits of to £641m.
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Aviva provides ‘cornerstone’ for new real estate fund
Aviva Investors Global Indirect Real Estate has provided £42.5m of cornerstone capital for a new real estate fund managed by AEW UK.
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Aviva Investors expands senior leadership team
Aviva Investors has hired David Clayton and Mike Craston to its senior leadership team.
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Aviva’s Munro – waking the multi-asset giant
For almost two years Euan Munro has been reshaping Aviva Investors, putting its multi-strategy funds at the forefront of an outcome-oriented approach that is ringing the changes.
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Former Aviva Investors analyst banned by FCA
A former investment analyst at Aviva Investors, Mothahir Miah, has been fined £139,000 and banned from FCA-regulated activity after ‘cherry picking’ trades.
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PA ANALYSIS: The winners and losers in the multi-asset revolution
While commentators are quick to praise innovation within the funds space, is there a case to say that the industry is still edging towards conservatism and risk aversion?