Fidelity swipes Caroline Shaw from Courtiers
Head of asset management leaves Henley DFM after two decades
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Caroline Shaw: Investors who abandoned value will be sorry they didn’t stay
Courtiers head of fund management on UK Equity Income’s comeback and an ex-Woodford stock’s surprising performance
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Courtiers boots F&C and LGIM funds from ethical strategy
Courtiers has sold its holdings in two F&C ethical funds and an LGIM ethical trust over concerns about the strictness of their screening processes.
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Asia bear still growling
Even though a growing group of asset management firms are warming to emerging markets, Gary Reynolds, CIO at UK-based wealth and asset management firm Courtiers, remains bearish on the region and believes the US is the most attractive opportunity.
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Courtiers cashing in on the dollar as Brexit chances rise
Courtiers has been selling down some of its long position on the US dollar to bank profit generated by the rising probability of Brexit.
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Courtiers lines up hat-trick of takeovers
Henley-based wealth management firm Courtiers has three acquisitions in the pipeline at differing stages of completion as it seeks brisk growth.
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Courtiers launches three new funds
Courtiers has launched three new funds targeting group self-invested pension plans (GSIPP).
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PA ANALYSIS: Does Toshiba scandal raise Japanese equities alarm bells?
News overnight that one of Japan’s flagship companies Toshiba has been found to have engaged in extremely dodgy accounting over recent years may set off alarm bells for those holding Japanese funds.
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China share plunge short on surprise factor
Investors should not be surprised by Chinese shares dropping 7% in a day say industry experts, but is it a cause for concern?
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There is more to risk than just numbers
Risk is not theoretical, it is very real: this is the key principle Courtiers chief investment officer Gary Reynolds works to.
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Six months in gold India the surprise winners
A look back at the first six months of 2014, reveals some interesting trends and raises a few flags of caution.
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Equity income holds firm in the face of Woodford
Low rates, fund launches and the inexorable drive for yield have focused investor attention on income funds, but do they stand up to the scrutiny?
