Franklin Templeton launches global currency Sicav
Franklin Templeton Investment has launched a Luxembourg-registered global currency fund.
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Franklin Templeton defends against rising populism
Franklin Templeton’s investment teams have adopted a defensive, “buckle-up” attitude to counter populist fervour in developed markets, but remain encouraged by the resilience and relative political stability of emerging markets.
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PA ANALYSIS: Franklin Templeton fee cut a vote of confidence for active management
The news that Franklin Templeton has cut the fees on three of its UK equity funds to 45 basis points prompted a number of questions.
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Franklin Templeton slashes UK equities fees
Franklin Templeton Investments has made big cuts to the fees on three of its UK equities funds.
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Franklin Templeton targeting MENA opportunities
Oil price concerns and a weak economic outlook in the Middle East and North Africa are factored into the region’s equity valuations now, according to Franklin Templeton Investments.
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Franklin Templeton: Ignore recessionary fears, US in ‘growth pause’
The US is in a period of “growth pause” rather than lapsing into recession, with long-term equity opportunities in technology and healthcare companies, according to Franklin Templeton’s Grant Bowers.
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PA AUTUMN CONGRESS: Franklin buys into Unilever amid best UK large-cap opportunities for a year
Franklin UK Managers’ Focus Fund used August volatility to buy into Unilever, amid a number of high-quality opportunities in the large-cap space.
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Nine Asia ex Japan funds for when the going gets tough
Asian equities are going through tough times, writes Rowan Dartington investment director Tim Cockerill, but that does not mean investors cannot make healthy long-term returns with the right funds.
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Pick up oil stocks now and reap medium-term rewards – Franklin Templeton
Investors who invest in the flagging oil trade now will reap the rewards five year down the line, according to Franklin Templeton’s Dylan Ball.
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Banks are still too risky and opaque – Franklin Templeton
Banks are still too opaque and afflicted by risk to warrant investor interest, according to Franklin Templeton’s Colin Morton.
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HEAD-TO-HEAD: Old Mutual UK Mid Cap vs Franklin UK Mid Cap
This week’s HEAD-TO-HEAD weighs up the Old Mutual Old Mutual UK Mid Cap and Franklin UK Mid Cap funds.
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Mark Mobius relinquishes command of TEMIT
Mark Mobius is stepping away from the helm of the Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust after more than 26 years.
