First State Infrastructure vs Lazard
This week’s head-to-head battle heads to the badlands of global listed infrastructure, where Lazard’s offering faces off against the First State fund.
This week’s head-to-head battle heads to the badlands of global listed infrastructure, where Lazard’s offering faces off against the First State fund.
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After a decade at Fidelity Investments, Ashish Swarup has joined First State.
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First States Alistair Thompson is stepping back from running the £6.3bn Asia Pacific Leaders Fund, to be replaced by Richard Jones.
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A number of newly created roles at First State reflect its growth plans in the EMEA.
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Asian leaders should use the current slowdown to push through some much-needed structural reforms, First State’s Angus Tulloch and Martin Lau have said, arguing that turning weakness to their advantage will boost growth over the longer term.
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First State is to soft close Jonathan Asante's £4.2bn Global Emerging Market Leaders fund with the introduction of a 4% initial charge from 7 September.
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If you hold a resources fund, chances are it will be First State Global Resources or JPM Natural Resources, or maybe, if you like to be a bit alternative, Barings Global Resources – I dare you to tell me otherwise.
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First State Investments is planning the launch of a local currency proposition to be run by its emerging market debt team.
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The Asian and emerging market equities space is dominated by a few giant funds, but as fears about the capacity of these grow, it may be time to look at more cyclical, value-driven vehicles, particularly in the closed-ended world.
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It's clear that the very largest of GEM funds are still considered the creme de la creme of emerging market investments, but it's for good reason.
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First State Investments has appointed three senior managers and an analyst to its listed property securities team, while five other investment professionals will depart the business.
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Andrew Nicholas has resigned from First State in Australia and is to be replaced by the returning Stephen Hayes.
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