Sick McLeod-Clarke takes a break from BlackRock
Adam Avigdori is to take complete control of the BlackRock UK Income Fund as Nick McLeod-Clarke has been put on long-term sick leave.
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Graham hands baton to brides at black rock
Philip Brides is to manage the BlackRock Balanced Growth and Active Managed Funds after Colin Graham steps down.
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koesterich urges caution over high yield
With the first quarter now in the history books, Russ Koesterich looks back at how good his predictions were and what he expects to see grabbing the investment headlines in the coming months.
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high yield and em blackrock credit focus
Russ Koesterich explains why he favours the particular credit areas he does given his negative outlook for Treasuries.
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income growth missing ingredient
Russ Koesterich looks at the impact of trends in individual savings rates and income growth – or the lack of it – on where investors should be concentrating their efforts.
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BlackRock to cut 300 jobs
BlackRock is to cut 300 jobs in a crackdown on poor performing managers, according to reports.
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Morningstar upgrades a number of funds
BlackRock, Threadneedle and Axa are among the managers to have had their funds upgraded by Morningstar following the latest round of ratings updates.
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what does the sequester mean for investors
Now that the sequester has hit, what will the $85bn in federal spending cuts mean for the US economy and markets? In the very short term, the answer is…
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fiscal drag could wipe out us gdp growth
As the US tax cuts delayed from 1 January kick in, Russ Koesterich looks at the effect on US GDP growth as well as its equity markets and what it all means for investors.
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Momentum remains strong in ETP market
ETP inflows set a new January record as investors commited $40.9bn to the sector during the first month of 2013, the BlackRock ETP Landscape Report showed today.
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treasury yields increase
Russ Koesterich discusses the problems he sees with US treasuries despie the improving economic backdrop in the US.
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blackrock bower invesco perpetual
David Bower has left his managing director position at BlackRock for a new EMEA marketing role with Invesco Perpetual.
