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.
Banks are still too opaque and afflicted by risk to warrant investor interest, according to Franklin Templeton’s Colin Morton.
This week’s HEAD-TO-HEAD weighs up the Old Mutual Old Mutual UK Mid Cap and Franklin UK Mid Cap funds.
Mark Mobius is stepping away from the helm of the Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust after more than 26 years.
Picking up consumer-orientated companies is the best way for investors to capitalise on emerging market GDP growth, says Franklin Templeton Investments’ Mark Mobius.
This week, China’s central bank announced a cut in its benchmark interest rate, the third time since November, in attempt to combat an economic slowdown and relieve deflationary pressures.
A £2.1bn investment trust that invests in Romanian equity securities has been listed on the London Stock Exchange, effective from 29 April
In an effort to take advantage of the continued focus on income engendered by the recent pension changes, Franklin Templeton has renamed and refocused its Blue Chip Fund.
Formerly at Swiss banking group SYZ & Co, Eric Bendahan is launching Elva Capital later this year.
According to Colin Morton, what has been going on recently is a little more complicated.
Following the hire of Toby Hayes, Franklin Templeton is offering two new multi-asset funds.
Investors across Europe have a different investment outlook compared to their counterparts in the UK according to a poll of more than 11,000 investors.
Michael Hasenstab looks at China’s falling growth during the year ahead as well as the rise in its quality and how it translates into investment opportunities.