Former Aberdeen man joins Fidelity to boost real estate team
Fidelity International is pushing harder into property with the hire of another portfolio manager as it witnesses growing demand for the asset class.
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Still value to be found in cyclicals – Fidelity’s Wright
Avoiding cyclical stocks in favour of defensive strategies is based on a “faulty analysis” of the market, according to Fidelity’s Alex Wright.
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PA ANALYSIS: Hawkish Yellen should act ASAP
Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen offered the market a hawkish message on Tuesday as she indicated the US economy might be poised for a series of gradual interest rate increases, starting as early as next month.
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Top income funds fall from grace after uncertainty prompts ‘dramatic shakeup’
Sustained economic uncertainty has altered the pecking order in the UK equity income sector, booting eight funds from Sanlam Private Wealth’s bracket of top performers.
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More opportunity in Europe than investors realise – Fidelity’s McQuaker
There is more opportunity in Europe than investors realise as political risks have been overplayed and its markets are undervalued, according to Fidelity International’s Bill McQuaker.
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Dymott to leave Fidelity
Fidelity International’s Ed Dymott is leaving the firm after almost 17 years to pursue other opportunities.
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CPI inflation remains ‘muted’ but input prices rise aggressively
Consumer price inflation was unchanged in August but economists warned we have yet to witness the full impact of sterling depreciation post-Brexit vote.
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Fidelity bonds man Weir to leave
Fidelity International portfolio manager Andy Weir is leaving the fund management industry after 19 years.
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Two’s company: Fidelity’s Ian Spreadbury and Sajiv Vaid
The past 30 years have been a great time to be a bond investor, and while the future might prove tougher, Fidelity’s Ian Spreadbury and Sajiv Vaid feel up to the task
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Equities’ ‘Goldilocks’ backdrop unsustainable – Fidelity
Fidelity International’s multi-asset team, Fidelity Solutions has further deepened its equity underweight.
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UK economy contracts most since 2009 as optimism slumps
A composite measure of UK output fell to an 87-month low largely on the back of ongoing uncertainty about Brexit, Markit announced on Friday.
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Spreadbury cuts duration sharply as bond rally continues
The extraordinary rally in government bonds seen in the past fortnight has prompted Ian Spreadbury to cut duration in his funds by two years.
