Columbia Threadneedle follows Artemis into short-dated high yield
Maturities shorter than four years to dominate fund co-managed by new HY head
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Barrie Whitman retires from £4bn Columbia Threadneedle team
High yield manager passes baton to Roman Gaiser
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Jupiter’s Nick Ring returns to Columbia Threadneedle as CEO
‘We seem to be having the latest round of musical chairs in the industry’
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Columbia Threadneedle promotes from within as Jupiter raids managers
Jupiter plans European smaller companies launch as it swipes a second hire from the US fund house
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Lgim flouts expectations with Zinkula successor pick
Morrissey was tipped as the ‘obvious’ successor to Zinkula
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Top managers at odds over UK stocks in 2019
Richard Buxton sees banks returning to favour, while Mark Barnett backs oil and tobacco
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Columbia Threadneedle boosts responsible investment firepower
Two analysts will support firm’s portfolio managers in implementing ESG
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Investment Association appoints committee chair
Columbia Threadneedle’s Mark Burgess to head investment committee
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Should impact investors aim for market returns?
Fund houses are increasingly launching impact products to rival mainstream alternatives
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City veteran to leave Columbia Threadneedle after 32 years
One of the City’s longest-serving female fund managers is retiring after a career of more than 35 years.
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Commodities poised to finally join the bull market
After a torrid nine years of losing investors money in a raging bull market, commodities could finally start to see a change in fortune.
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Columbia Threadneedle’s Thorne: Tough trading environment favours UK small caps
James Thorne, manager of the Threadneedle UK Smaller Companies fund, believes the valuation discrepancy between UK equities and other asset classes, as well as the raft of resilient companies emerging as winners after a tough trading environment, make domestic small caps the place to be.