Hargreaves Lansdown poised to net £60m Jupiter ITSS business
Hargreaves Lansdown could see its assets under management jump by up to £60m as Jupiter Asset Management ceases to manage its retail Investment Trust Savings and ISA Schemes.
Hargreaves Lansdown could see its assets under management jump by up to £60m as Jupiter Asset Management ceases to manage its retail Investment Trust Savings and ISA Schemes.
Jupiter Asset Management has snagged Columbia Threadneedle Investment’s Nick Ring as its new global head of distribution.
Jupiter has promoted James Zimmerman to manager of the £60m Jupiter UK Smaller Companies Fund.
Jupiter Asset Management CEO, Martin Slenderbroek recently compared the firm to the oil services industry.
Jason Pidcock has resigned from Newton Investment Management and is to join Jupiter to build up its Asian Income fund capability later this year.
As the Federal Reserve issues its latest round of riddles for the market to decipher it is becoming increasingly clear that central banks are becoming reactive drivers of volatility rather than the calm, cerebral stewards of the world economy.
If the manager is freed from the benchmark, emerging markets offer many opportunities from a stock-picker’s perspective, particularly if headlines are negative, according to Ross Teverson, head of strategy for global emerging markets at Jupiter Asset Management.
With concerns being raised about the sustainability of some of the UK’s larger dividend payers, Income investors are increasingly looking to non-bank financials as a source of sustainable dividends.
Jupiter Fund Managements assets under management jumped 8.9% in Q1 2015, the group announced today.
Jupiter Fund Management’s assets under management jumped 8.9% in Q1 2015, the group announced today.
Ian McVeigh will step back from day-today fund management, including management of the Jupiter UK Growth Fund at the end of April, to assume the newly created role of head of governance at the firm.
Jupiter Strategic Bond Fund manager Ariel Bezalel has cut high-yield holdings to 55%, from a peak of around 70% last year, on the belief that the market is showing late-cycle symptoms.