Morningstar places seven Kames bond funds under review
Funds under review have a combined £5.2bn in assets
Funds under review have a combined £5.2bn in assets
Partnership structure among the perks that likely lured Snowden and co
Bonds team sheds four more managers, including Stephen Snowden and David Ennett
Steve Kenny ends 16-year stint as asset manager plans for life outside the EU
Peter Ball exited Kames in January
Bond markets have been volatile since the start of the year, and it’s providing excellent conditions for active managers to add value. Indeed, last year there was only one thing that I really wanted for Christmas. That was a bond market sell-off.
Liontrust Asset Management has hired Baillie Gifford’s Donald Phillips to join its newly-created global fixed income team ahead of its upcoming triple fund launch.
As investors head in to the new year, three fixed income fund managers at Kames Capital give their views on what 2018 could hold in store for high yield, strategic bonds and investment grade.
A bear market in 2018 seems unlikely after a year marked out by a ‘Goldilocks’ environment, according to Kames’ global equity manager, Neil Goddin.
Kames Capital has added two co-managers to a number of its multi-asset funds.
Big macro calls on asset allocation could be a fool’s errand as the UK economy and markets enter a prolonged period of stability, according to Kames’ Stephen Snowden.
Investing in blue-chip companies is a dying trade as they are most at risk from disruptive market forces, according to equity managers at Hermes and Kames.