three lessons from investecs max king
Investecs multi-manager and equity expert Max King shares three lessons in multi-asset strategies for growth.
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investecs alastair mundy on a large cap upswing
In his opinion it is the time for contrarian investors to be investing in large caps and even very large caps, and that is how he is currently skewing his strategy.
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Investec reports 4bn in combined full year inflows
Reporting a 6% jump in operating profit for the year to end March 2014, Investec said its wealth and investment business grow just over 30%.
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Asian bonds strongest growing asset class Investec
As western investors grow older, so asset allocators are going to need to go further afield for yield
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Investecs Stopford cuts income funds bond exposure
Investecs John Stopford is halving the high yield bond exposure of the Diversified Income Fund from one year ago.
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Mundy sells down Vodafone as cash holdings rise
The Temple Bar investment trust is holding a significant amount of cash and cash equivalents as manager Alistair Mundy waits for more attractive investment opportunities.
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Weaker rand holds back Investec numbers
Investec's wealth and funds arms took in a combined £3.1bn over last nine months
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Philip Rodrigs exits Investec
Leaving Investec is Philip Rodrigs, who joins River & Mercantile.
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stable US now tapering to start
In line with our expectations, tapering did not mean tightening and in our view, yesterdays tapering announcement was orchestrated to maintain a stable market environment.
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UK among race winners says IWI
The UK is poised to sit among the fastest growing economies of the developed markets in 2014, according to Investec Wealth & Investment.
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Too complacent on the UK recovery
The OBR is widely expected to revise up its UK growth predictions in Thursday’s Autumn Statement, but are bullish investors too complacent about Britain’s recovery?
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avoid cos relying on the global recovery
Equity markets this year have reflected a recovery in the global economy but the risk of growing over-optimism means too quick a rise could work against equity investors.