Charles Younes: How are UK funds set to perform after the Brexit transition?
FE Investments has cut its exposure to the UK markets
FE Investments has cut its exposure to the UK markets
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Investment managers take a negative view of Boris Johnson’s approach to the Good Friday Agreement
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Luxembourg asset managers have reported a 31% spike in jobs since 2016
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Six investors mull the events shaping portfolios over the past week
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Seven investors reveal their thoughts on Brexit negotiations as the end of the transition period nears
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Over half of the UK investment industry’s foreign business takes place in Europe
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Virus-related bounce could be short-lived in the absence of fiscal stimulus and a spike in daily cases
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‘We haven’t been adding to UK risk asset exposure either before the crisis broke out or during it’
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‘Thorny issue of passporting rights’ prompted the firm to establish a European base
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‘Despite the general gloom, UK equities are often quick to turnaround in the aftermath of a crisis’
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It’s not just the outbreak of Covid-19 that has derailed negotiations
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Brexit, data retention and compliance will be key GDPR considerations for financial businesses over the next 12 months
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