Invesco expands fixed income ETF footprint with double hire
Asset manager eyes more hires and product launches
Asset manager eyes more hires and product launches
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Invesco Perpetual has launched a low-cost multi-asset range aimed at advisers following ongoing pressure on fees from cheaper alternatives.
Neil Woodford and his former employer Invesco Perpetual have ended up on opposite sides of the fence over a boardroom battle taking shape at Stobart Group, in a rare divergence over holdings.
Invesco’s bout of bad publicity as it battled the Enhanced Income investment trust board over fees in a David and Goliath battle has come to an end with an announcement it will continue to manage the trust.
Invesco has dropped charging on its US equities sector exchange traded funds (ETFs), including its S&P US Technology Sector Ucits.
Invesco Perpetual fund managers Paul Read and Paul Causer have blamed the behaviour of Enhanced Income chairman Donald Adamson for their resignation from the mandate.
Invesco has entered a direct relationship with advisers with the purchase of back-office software provider Intelliflo for an undisclosed sum.
The chairman of Invesco Perpetual Enhanced Income has said the investment trust is facing a “self-interested onslaught” from Invesco Perpetual and has called for the asset management giant to drop its actions to oust him.
The board of Invesco Perpetual Enhanced Income has said it has been vindicated in its spat with the asset manager over fees as it has found alternative options to run the investment trust at a much lower price.