Europe managers urge investors to look beyond electoral cycle
Europe equity managers have urged investors to look beyond the current political cycle, and take a more long-term approach when putting more money to work on the continent.
Europe equity managers have urged investors to look beyond the current political cycle, and take a more long-term approach when putting more money to work on the continent.
While China and India are not the only countries in Asia changing their economic make-up, they are without doubt the largest – but is their influence on the rest of the region disproportionately large?
The first quarter of 2017 continued on from the hectic end to last year, with plenty of macro and market events to keep fund managers on their toes. Here, based on data from FE Analytics, are the top 10 performing UK retail funds by 3-month performance.
Henderson Global Investors has appointed Ian Tabberer as investment director on the Glen Finegan-led emerging markets equities team.
Baillie Gifford’s £1.5bn Monks Investment Trust is launching a tiered charging structure to pass on economies of scale gained from its large size back to its investors.
Baillie Gifford & Co has appointed three new partners, effective from 1st May 2017.
Baillie Gifford has promoted internally to bolster the management on its Japanese equity funds.
Mattioli Woods director Simon Gibson embraces the mantra of investing with conviction in these turbulent times of Trump, Brexit and stagnant global growth.
Baillie Gifford’s North America head says investors have persistently underestimated the strength of the US economy and continue to do so
Baillie Gifford is planning to disclose portfolio turnover on all its retail fund factsheets from next month.
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“If you cannot find a relatively small number of really exciting, attractively valued stocks in a market like the US, the you should really question why you are a stock picker in the first place,” argues Baillie Gifford’s Tom Slater.