Heartwood adding to European overweight despite Greece troubles
Heartwood Investment Management has added to its European equities overweight during the past week despite all the fallout from Greece’s potential eurozone exit.
Heartwood Investment Management has added to its European equities overweight during the past week despite all the fallout from Greece’s potential eurozone exit.
PIMCO has expanded its global equity offering, teaming up with investment solutions provider Research Affiliates on the launch of a four-strong fund suite.
Nine out of 10 investors are harbouring major concerns over the lack of transparency in the smart beta ETF space, according to research by EDHEC-Risk Institute.
Fundamentals underpinning European equities remain intact despite the ongoing Greece saga, according to Jaisal Pastakia, investment manager at Heartwood Investment Management.
Sales of UCITS-qualified funds outstripped their non-UCITS counterparts by 419% in April, according to research by the European Fund and Asset Management Association.
Investors should keep faith with high-yield as the European bond market braces for choppy times ahead, according to some fixed income experts.
Investors need to moderate their return expectations from European equity markets due to high valuations, according to JP Morgan Asset Management.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s research team believes markets are getting oversold on renewed concerns of a ‘Greek accident’ and bond market volatility.
As the longest day of the year approaches investors may well be struggling to work out how they should position portfolios for the summer markets.
Inflows into the European exchange-traded fund space hit their lowest ebb for six months in May, according to a BlackRock report.
With European equities funds benefiting from a big QE-inspired asset allocation shift over the past six months we have delved into the FE data to find out which actively managed funds have grown in size most over the period.
The European ETF industry could be worth up to $3bn within the next five years, according to Seven Investment Management’s Peter Sleep.