The alternatives to Cazenove European
The high profile departure of Chris Rice from Cazenove has put Europe ex UK firmly back on the agenda for some fund pickers, but if you do decide to sell out then where should you invest instead?
European
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European fund launches and liquidations
European fund launches hit a five-year low in Q1 2012 as just 435 new funds came to market, the lowest first quarter total since 2008.
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five resilient funds for europe
Have you been toying with the idea of reallocating to European equities, or perhaps you never sold out and want to know if the funds you stuck with were worth your loyalty? Read on to find out
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European investments will deliver in the long term
Investors should take advantage of the plethora of cheap stocks on offer in Europe despite the risk of short term volatility and the tumultuous economic backdrop, according to a number of fund managers and advisers.
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Franklin Templeton promotes Zahn
David Zahn has been appointed as the inaugural head of European fixed income at Franklin Templeton as the firm looks to expand its fixed income offering.
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EU asset manager bonus cap ruling may be diluted
The proposed 1:1 bonus cap for asset managers may be eased after a key MEP indicated that he was willing to compromise on the proposition.
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january fund sales record books
Long-term funds attracted their highest monthly inflows in seven years in January, with both bond and equity sales contributing to the strength in numbers, according to Lipper data.
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Strong year for Ucits as European economy improves
Ireland and Luxembourg accounted for the majority of Ucits net sales in 2012, while inflows across Europe returned to positive territory on the back of strong demand.
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Fund consolidation and concentration inevitable
The majority of investment professionals believe fund closures and consolidation across Europe will continue, according to research carried out by Cerulli Associates and The Platforum.
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Euro trio depart Henderson
Henderson Global Investors has confirmed the departure of a trio of European equity managers, Paul Casson, Bill Stormont and Simon Savill
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glg to soft close european longshort ccits fund
GLG has outlined plans to soft close its Pierre Lagrange-led European Equity Alternative Fund, less than a year after it was first launched.
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recovery threatened by anti austerity brigade
With the unveiling of a newly-Socialist France and an indecisive Greece, investors might be feeling justified in having sold out of European equities in recent weeks.
