Franklin Templeton makes double hire for £4bn team
New blood from Rathbones and Deloitte will report to equities stalwart Colin Morton
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Franklin Templeton adds green bond fund to active ETF range
Asset class shows less volatility when markets are risk-off
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Franklin Templeton launches multi-factor ETF
The smart beta Ucits will track the LibertyQ Europe Equity Index
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Franklin Templeton names fixed income CIO
Chris Molumphy to retire after 30 years
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Franklin Templeton rebuilds Temit with Martin Currie hire
Franklin Templeton Investments has hired Martin Currie’s Andrew Ness as a portfolio manager on the Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust (Temit).
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Franklin Templeton hires from Aviva Investors restructure
Franklin Templeton Investments has hired a manager who exited Aviva Investors as part of its multi-asset restructure.
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Franklin Templeton expands active ETF range
Franklin Templeton is introducing two actively-managed fixed income ETFs in Europe.
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Franklin Templeton’s MacDonald: EM small caps less volatile than you think
Alistair MacDonald, institutional portfolio manager for the Templeton Emerging Markets Group, outlines why investors should consider the small cap space when investing in emerging markets.
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Omnis dumps Schroders for Colin Morton on largest mandate
Omnis Investments has booted Schroders from its largest subadvised fund with Franklin Templeton set to takeover the UK equities mandate next week.
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Mobius builds rival firm as Temit successor sings his praises
Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust’s incoming lead manager has described Mark Mobius as his mentor and said he will never view him as a competitor, despite the legendary emerging markets investor establishing a rival fund following his retirement from Franklin Templeton.
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David Zahn: Populism is not dead, it’s on holiday
Populism in Europe is not dead, it’s just on holiday, according to the head of European fixed income at Franklin Templeton Investments.
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Funds rebadging as ESG reaches new heights
Asset managers are increasingly repurposing underperforming funds into ESG products to jump on the sustainable investing trend, but an announcement this week from Franklin Templeton Investments has taken the process to new heights as it repositions a global equities fund into a thematic climate change product.
