Deutsche AWM boosts passives sales team
Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management is growing its passives sales team with new hires for the UK, Asia and France.
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five key indicators US on the mend Deutsche Bank
Deutsche Bank's US economist explains why he uses the five key indicators he does - and they are not the usual suspects - and why they point to a healthy-looking US.
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PA ANALYSIS Is gold glistening
Gold returns to the headlines amid political unrest but what exactly is its role in a portfolio these days?
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pa analysis Bestinvest Tilney
With the turning speed of a cruise ship, the intermediary side of our investment industry is shifting to become a genuinely investor-focussed one and the merger of Bestinvest’s business with Tilney Investment Management is a great demonstration of exactly how this is progressing.
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Deutsche offers ETF range at 9bps
A lower-cost range of ETFs will be available for passive investors seeking greater efficiency
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China ETFs launch on the LSE
With the launch of two new ETFs‚ European investors are now able to buy shares in smaller‚ faster-growing Chinese companies.
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Hedgies to eat into retail space
Deutsche Bank is predicting a rise in the number of long-only investment vehicles being launched by hedge funds to meet growing client demand.
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DWIM appoint inaugural head
Jonathan Kent has been appointed head of financial intermediaries distribution UK and Ireland at Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management.
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SP downgrades banking heavyweights
S&P has downgraded Barclays, Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank from A plus to A in a reflection of growing concerns over the future of investment banking in Europe.
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investors beware the return of the hedge fund
Research from Deutsche Bank shows institutional investors expect an all-time high of $2.5trn invested in hedge funds by the end of this year though this is a trend that will remain the preserve of the large institution rather than the individual investor.
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q1 growth continued small and mid cap growth
The FTSE 100 has just disappeared through the 6000 mark and Gareth Evans suggests it will continue northwards towards 6600 by the year end thanks largely to domestically-focused small and mid-cap stocks.
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deutsche launches physical etfs
Deutsche Bank exchange-traded fund (ETF) platform db X-trackers has listed its first physically-backed ETFs offering exposure to major equity benchmarks.