Goldman Sachs AM reduces EM bond exposure
Worsening US-China trade tensions cause the asset manager to cut back holdings of risky assets
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FCA fines Goldman £34m for Mifid reporting failures
13 other firms have already been stung over similar Mifid breaches
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Nutmeg’s £45m investment raises cost queries
Goldman Sachs is now a shareholder in the digital wealth manager
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GSAM soft closes global small cap fund
Strong client demand sees assets under management break $650m
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Goldman Sachs shunned for £109bn Lloyds contract
Goldman Sachs now a rival to Lloyds due to its UK retail bank
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Will EMs tumble as rates rise?
Emerging markets are less likely to see a ‘taper tantrum’-like sell off as rates rise, says GSAM’s Shoqat Bunglawala, but not everyone agrees.
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Don’t expect Japan’s QE to end anytime soon
Fund managers remain bullish on Japan’s corporate earnings growth as stagnant inflation seems highly unlikely to spur its central bank into unwinding quantitative easing for at least another two years.
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EM equities strong enough to face US headwinds – Goldman Sachs AM
A Trumped-up US economy, taper tantrum and a dollar bull market do not have to be insurmountable headwinds for emerging market equities, according to Goldman Sachs Asset Management’s Luke Barrs.
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GSAM sees `expansion phase’ where others see stagnation
Risk assets remain attractive as central banks shift policy and investor sentiment based on market fundamentals starts to return, said Neill Nuttall, co-chief investment officer of the global portfolio solutions group at Goldman Sachs Asset Management.
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AXA IM poaches Goldman’s duo for Juillard’s ‘Chorus’ AR team
AXA Investment Managers has hired Jérôme Brochard and Hector Chan from Goldman Sachs as part of Pierre-Emmanuel Juillard’s new liquid absolute return team, named AXA IM Chorus.
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Goldman Sachs says BRICs still have their place
BRICs can still be a part of investors’ broader emerging markets exposure, according to Kathryn Koch, head of global portfolio solutions at Goldman Sachs Asset Management.
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PA CONGRESS: Supply-side concerns pushing oil price further down
Far be it for me to criticise Goldman Sachs, but a $20 per barrel oil price? Really..? I asked commodities expert Michael Hulme what he thinks.
