BMO GAM lands ex-Wells Fargo chief executive
Asset manager adds another woman to senior leadership team
Asset manager adds another woman to senior leadership team
Targeted Absolute Return fails to live up to its name with losses in 2018
Outflows hit £6.2bn in September following Gam saga and volatility spike
FCA platform market study criticised terms like ‘balanced’ and ‘cautious’ in fund branding
Multi-manager team is increasing exposure to boutique active managers
Charges will drop by as much as 43% as firm achieves economies of scale
UK and Asia strategies dominate the poor performers
Long duration funds outperformed in the second quarter of 2018, despite investors’ ongoing concerns around interest rates.
BMO Global Asset Management (GAM) is phasing out the F&C brand attached to all its open-ended funds and European entities, more than four years after the Bank of Montreal (BMO) acquired F&C Asset Management.
Absolute return joined the majority of Investment Association (IA) sectors that failed to deliver positive returns in Q1, with only five sectors making investors money over the period, according to BMO Global Asset Management.
The number of open-ended funds delivering consistent top quartile performance fell below the historic average in 2017, according to the FundWatch survey conducted by BMO Global Asset Management.
As we settle into the new year, wealth managers are deciding on the best places to put their cash. Here, the EMEA multi-asset investment team at BMO Global Asset Management assesses the case for investing in Europe, UK, US and China.