fed and ecb policy to drive markets doll
Policy meetings by the Federal Reserve and European Central Bank both left current policy unchanged but both are hinting at future policy changes.
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policy clarity needed spur equity revival
Bob Doll reiterates his positive view on US equities explaining why investors should not, however, expect a smooth ride and that politicians have as much say in its future direction as markets themselves do.
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blackrocks winship to take on global ab ret
BlackRock has launched a global absolute return bond fund within its Luxembourg Sicav Range, to be managed by Ian Winship its head of sterling fundamental fixed income team.
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Turnill lead role Blackrock global equity fund
Richard Turnill is to solely run the BlackRock Global Equity Fund as co-manager Andrew Williamson-Jones is to leave the firm.
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mirabaud hires ex blackrock em head tubbs
Swiss asset manager Mirabaud has recruited former-BlackRock GEM co-head Daniel Tubbs to manage a new emerging markets Ucits fund.
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fed policy will encourage next risk on phase
Bob Doll explains why he thinks the cyclical bull market for US equities remains intact although Bernanke’s next policy announcements will be crucial in driving the next phase of ‘risk on’ investing.
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blackrock eyes expansion hildebrand
Former Swiss central banker Philipp Hildebrand is to join BlackRock as vice chairman in October, in a move that signals the asset managers’ intentions to continue ex-US expansion.
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bob dolls funds under review
Morningstar OBSR has placed BlackRock’s US Dynamic Fund and its offshore equivalent, BlackRock Global Funds US Flexible Equity, under review following news manager Bob Doll is to retire.
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scrimgeour leaves blackrock after 25 years
Michelle Scrimgeour has left BlackRock after a quarter of a century to step in as group risk director for M&G Investments.
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us economy fragile but still holding together Doll
Weaker-than-expected job data and a decline in equity and commodity prices contributed to a fall in US stock prices but Bob Doll still sees reasons to be cheerful.
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blackrock Bob Doll announces retirement
After 34 years in the industry, Bob Doll is to retire at the end of 2012.
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absolute return need to be more flexible
Ian Winship says investors have been let down by absolute return managers over the past few years. “We must do better,” he says.