Evenlode’s Elliott, Knoedler and Dyer: Why we don’t ‘buy low, sell high’ in our funds
Evenlode’s Global Equity team discusses launching during the pandemic, severing emotion from sell discipline, and why investing in brands is ‘high maintenance’
Hermes
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Andrew Parry to leave Newton to head up investments at JOHCM
Head of sustainable investing will reunite with ex-Hermes colleague Tim Crockford
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JOHCM poaches Hermes team as competition for impact investing picks up
Tim Crockford’s exit comes hot on the heels of Andrew Parry defecting to Newton
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Hermes launches first fund in unison with Federated Investors
UBS secures distribution deal on Mitch Reznick and Fraser Lundie impact fund
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LGIM votes against directors over 3,800 times in 2018
Diversity and audit issues dominate record voting year for £1trn asset manager
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LGIM nabs from Hermes for product strategy role
Claire Aley takes over from Rhodri Mason
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Schroders and Edentree haul HSBC over the coals
Investors press UK bank to drop financing for the fossil fuel
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Hermes to vote against FTSE chairs failing on diversity
SJP and Provident Financial among UK laggards when it comes to lack of females in senior roles
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Hermes swipes from Fidelity and pension fund for Brexit
Two women will lead £36bn manager’s new Irish business
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Hermes poaches from Jupiter to expand global credit team
Nachu Chockalingam was at Jupiter for a little over a year
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Should impact investors aim for market returns?
Fund houses are increasingly launching impact products to rival mainstream alternatives
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Tensions simmer over definition of impact investing
Impact investing, as a dedicated niche of sustainable investing, is under threat by greenwashing from mainstream asset managers, specialists warn.