Patience needed on India – Invesco
Indian reforms are crucial in order for economic growth rates to be sustainable, says Invesco Perpetual’s Stuart Parks, but investors need to have patience.
Indian reforms are crucial in order for economic growth rates to be sustainable, says Invesco Perpetual’s Stuart Parks, but investors need to have patience.
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After falling for much of 2014, fund flows into Europe have definitely picked up in 2015. But, with worries about Greece continuing and valuations within equity markets less compelling than they were, how should investors be viewing the market?
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Oxfordshire-based investment manager, Invesco Perpetual, has promoted fund managers – Tim Dickson and William Lam – to manage two of the firm’s Asian funds.
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Invesco Perpetual’s multi-asset team has found value in relative trades during the first quarter of 2015.
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Chinas statement that its economy is growing in line with expectations at 7% has provided little reassurance over its growth prospects.
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With many a UK investors eye trained toward the upcoming election and the prospect of a high level of volatility leading up to and following the vote, resilience is a word that keeps cropping up.
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One year on from taking over management of the Invesco Perpetual Income and High Income Funds from Neil Woodford, Mark Barnett says the portfolio reorganisation is complete.
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Ian Trevers has resigned from Invesco Perpetual following the firms consolidation of its EMEA retail and institutional divisions.
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Equity funds sometimes seem all too similar, but differentiation can be sharpened through investment process and philosophy, said Jalil Rasheed, investment director and head of the Singapore office for Invesco.
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Invesco Perpetual has expanded its global targeted returns team with the addition of a risk analyst.
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Invesco Perpetual has announced the appointment a new deputy fund manager to its High Yield Fund.
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In the current low wage growth, low deposit environment, Invesco Perpetual UK equity head, Mark Barnett has warned investors to avoid falling for the yield trap.
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