Equity allocations rise as sentiment turns
As markets continued to rise, past unease about the sky-high valuations seemed to waver among managers of medium-risk portfolios during Q3.
Coram Asset Management
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Coram reveals rebrand and MPS launch
Coram Asset Management taken on a new name, MitonOptimal (UK), and announced the launch of a model portfolio service following its acquisition of Minerva Fund Managers earlier this year.
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Coram scraps European junk bonds
Coram Asset Management has left its position in European high-yield bonds in favour of the US where it said bonds are better quality and offer stronger returns.
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PA ANALYSIS: Correction fears prompt risk-off mentality
The phrase “most hated bull market in history”, seems to have crossed many wealth managers’ lips in 2017, and portfolios have started to reflect a growing unease over how long markets can continue to rise.
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Coram AM adds Yearsley and Geikie-Cobb to adviser board
Ben Yearsley and Peter Geikie-Cobb have been appointed the first members of Coram Asset Management’s new advisory board.
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Coram AM acquires DFM ahead of MPS launch
James Sullivan-led Coram Asset Management has acquired Bath-based DFM Minerva Fund Managers ahead of the launch of seven model portfolios.
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Coram AM refocuses European exposure on contagion risk fears
Coram Asset Management has adopted a selective approach to its European exposure on fears the interconnection between countries in the eurozone leaves them open to contagion.
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Coram: Get more ‘bang for your buck’ in ETFs
Coram Asset Management plans to shift away from actively managed strategies in favour of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) believing them to offer the most “bang for their buck”.
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Coram AM: M&A opens door for challenger banks
A surge in M&A within the alternative credit space over the next few years makes it an attractive proposition for investors according to Coram Asset Management’s James Sullivan.
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PA ANALYSIS: Rousseff impeachment end of the road for Brazil contrarians
Wednesday’s vote by the upper house of the Brazilian senate to impeach Dilma Rousseff is being seen as a significant step forward for the country, but could well be the end of the road for contrarian investors.
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PA ANALYSIS: Is it time to run for safety, or has that horse bolted?
With 10-year gilt yields falling below 1% for the first time in history, the yen trading below 100 to the dollar and gold at $1,325 per ounce, it is clear investors are running for safety.
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Coram’s Gray passes away
Coram Asset Management director and senior fund manager, Martin Gray has passed away after a brief battle with cancer.
