Fidelity appoints new European equities manager
Fidelity Worldwide Investment has appointed Alberto Chiandetti as portfolio manager of its European Opportunities Fund.
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Nordea appoints new global distribution head
Nordea Asset Management has appointed Christophe Girondel as global head of both institutional and wholesale distribution.
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Asian peripheral European equities looking good
According to the members of the PA Congress ex-UK equities panel, looking through the macro noise one can discover some good opportunities.
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european millionaires increase investments in alt
Europe’s high net worth individuals have increased their weighting to alternative investments by almost 50% over the course of the past year, according to research by Capgemini.
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MiFID II in sight after entry into EU Journal
MiFID II, the European legislation aimed at improving financial transparency, is to come into force on 2 July after being published in the Official Journal of the EU today.
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Bonds continue to dominate European fund flows
According to the latest numbers from Lipper, bond funds continue to see strong inflows.
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Jupiter European vs Argonaut European Alpha
For this week’s head-to-head challenge, the battle shifts to Europe where two very experienced managers face each other head on.
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two main headwinds for inflation
A strong Euro and devaluation in the peripheral economies are two main headwinds to inflation, Ian Kernohan, economist at Royal London Asset Management.
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Dipping a toe back into banks
Samantha Gleave, fund manager in the LionTrust cashflow solution team, says Banco Santander is first retail bank to be added to their funds in a number of years.
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Natixis launches two new SICAVs
Natixis Global Asset Management has launched two new Luxembourg-based SICAVs.
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ING says commercial RE is the answer
ING Investment Management will place a new focus on commercial real estate loans as an asset class as it believes they are most attractive they have been for eight years
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Why investors have little to fear
The spotlight is back on the ECB this week, but while Mario Draghi gets ready to put his “toolbox” into action is there any real reason for investors to get excited?
