Aviva Investors hires new strategist for AIMS range
Aviva Investors has appointed Michael Grady as senior economist and strategist.
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Aviva appoints new multi-asset manager
Aviva Investors has appointed Paul Parascandalo as a fund manager in its multi-asset funds team.
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Redemptions still ‘too high’ for Aviva investors
Mark Wilson, group chief executive officer at Aviva, said the group’s investment arm continues to make progress on its turnaround, but that redemptions remained ‘too high’.
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Property to return 8.8% per annum – Aviva Investors
Aviva Investors has forecast UK property to return in the order of 8.8% per annum over the next five years.
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Eight in 10 IFAs say yield of 4%-plus is unsustainable
Eight in 10 intemediaries view investments that promise an income yield of more than 4% as unsustainable, an Aviva Investors study has revealed.
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Rising M&A activity can reverse fund’s fortunes – M&G’s Dobell
Increasing levels of M&A activity can reverse the fortunes of ‘dog fund’ M&G Recovery, according to manager Tom Dobell.
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Friends Life and Aviva merger probed by FCA
The Financial Conduct Authority is investigating unusual increases in share price prior to Aviva’s merger with Friends Life, according to reports.
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Avoiding the middle ground in multi-asset
When RLAM offered Trevor Greetham the role of head of multi-asset, not only was it a great opportunity, it also brought him back to his roots.
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Buxton promoted: Fund buyers react
Richard Buxton is a name that carries much goodwill from UK wealth managers, but following his promotion to CEO at OMGI there is a fear he could lose focus on day-to-day fund management.
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Aviva Investors fund outflows cut by 82% year-on-year
The turnaround of Aviva Investors is “gaining momentum” as fund outflows were cut by 82% year-on-year, the firm has announced in its interim statement.
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LGIM drops Multi Index fees
Legal & General Investment Management has announced a series of changes to the running of its Multi Index fund range.
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China GDP climb does little to reassure investors
China’s second quarter annualised gross domestic product figure of 7% beat expectations of 6.8% but it has done little to increase investor confidence in the world’s most populated country.