morton departs blackrock uk property
BlackRock has confirmed Jeff Morton, head of investment on its UK Property Fund, has left the firm to pursue other opportunities.
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largest shareholder criticises brwm trust board
In an open letter, City of London Investment Group praises the management of the BlackRock World Mining Trust but takes a swipe at its Board for not doing enough for the share price to reflect the growth of returns.
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etp inflows hit year high in october
ETP inflows in October set a new high for the year, as investors showed no sign of falling out of love with the sector.
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blackrock to launch uk focus fund for chappell
BlackRock has confirmed it is expanding its UK equity fund range to include a UK Focus fund managed by Luke Chappell and Imran Sattar.
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ishares expands its emea team
BlackRock’s ETF provider, iShares, has announced two new senior sales appointments focused on building up its EMEA exposure.
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denholm to take on new md role as part of blackrock’s emea expansion
Al Denholm is to take on a brand new managing director role as BlackRock grows its EMEA investment capability.
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blackrock calls for greater etf transparency
Following the amount of negative attention given to ETFs in recent months, BlackRock has offered up a five-point plan to improve transparency for investors.
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update blackrock launches its first absolute return bond fund
BlackRock has launched its first absolute return fixed income proposition that will be run by Ian Winship.
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BlackRock rolls out EM income fund
BlackRock has expanded its Global Funds equity income range with a fifth product focusing on emerging markets.
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Nick Little named co-manager of the BlackRock UK fund
Nick Little has been promoted to co-manager of the BlackRock UK Fund, alongside manager Lyttleton.
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Investors and managers differ on value in commodities
Investor demand for direct commodities is rising but managers favour the equities on valuation.
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Economies to ‘muddle through’ while markets ‘grind higher’
Bob Doll assesses what the rest of this year holds bearing in mind his original 2011 predictions.