Schroders reveals replacement as Andrew Rose retires
Japanese man a welcome successor to one of Schroders’ ‘most senior fund managers’
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DFMs stick by Japan following failed predictions of outperformance
Lindsell Train was the only fund in the sector to deliver positive returns in 2018
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Baillie Gifford slices fees across four trusts after ‘strong growth’
£685m Japan trust among the listed vehicles affected
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The second coming of Japanese equities
Nikkei 225 has risen more than 140% since Abe took office
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The 10 best-performing funds since Lehman collapsed
Japan and smaller companies funds dominate the list
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Trust faces delicate task taking activist approach to Japan
The AVI Japan Opportunity Trust will target cash-rich businesses when it launches in October
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Omnis launches UK and Asia strategies
Omnis Investments is extending its UK and Asia offerings as part of a wide-reaching fund development programme.
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Jupiter’s Carter: Three themes we’re playing in Japan
Dan Carter reveals the three key themes he is exploiting in the Jupiter Japan Income fund.
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The top five funds of Q1
The first quarter of 2018 was highly unpredictable, with pessimism and volatility creeping back into global markets, but which funds came out on top? Portfolio Adviser takes a look at data from FE to find out.
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Will 2018 be Japan’s time to shine?
Japan has been a hot topic of discussion among investors recently. At the end of last year, the Japanese equity index – the Nikkei 225 – broke through of the 23,000 barrier for the first time in 26 years.
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Quilter Cheviot: This is not a long bull market
Quilter Cheviot’s chief investment strategist Alan McIntosh argues the length of the current bull market will not determine when it ends and he sees no sign of it slowing anytime soon.
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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.