blackrocks doll joins nuveen
Bob Doll has resurfaced at Nuveen Asset Management after recently leaving BlackRock to start his retirement.
Bob Doll has resurfaced at Nuveen Asset Management after recently leaving BlackRock to start his retirement.
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In Bob Doll's final investment commentary before retirement, he leaves with a positive fundamental message for US stocks over bonds while also warning about continued short-term volatility.
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BlackRock has named iShares’ Russ Koesterich as chief investment strategist across the whole group.
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The majority of UK consumers are unwilling to pay for financial advice despite a general sense of pessimism clouding their investment decisions, research by BlackRock has found.
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BlackRock's head of global equities, Richard Turnill has been promoted to chief investment strategist for its newly-created Alpha Strategies Group, prompting a reshuffle on his funds.
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Despite a pause in the recent equity rally, Bob Doll argues the long-term economic problems remain the same and therefore favours equities above cash and T-bills.
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The FSA has fined BlackRock Investment Management in the UK £9.5m for failing to protect client money adequately.
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Bob Doll is looking at 2% GDP growth in the US into 2013 with interest rates at 0% into 2014 yet still picks US stocks above global benchmarks.
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Calum Smith is to join SWIP from BlackRock in a newly created role within the firm’s fixed income business.
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BlackRocks loss of ETF market share to Vanguard is a missed opportunity that could ultimately be responsible for its lagging share price, according to an analyst note by influential US firm Bernstein Research.
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Ignis has hired a product specialist from BlackRock and a sales director from Deutsche Asset Management as it continues to expand its third-party distribution.
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Equity markets are up and bond yields are down but Bob Doll says this is overshadowed by weak market confidence and reliance in policy makers whose actions cannot be predicted.
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