head to head artemis global vs mg global
This week’s edition of PA's head to head takes a look at two global income funds that invest across the market cap.
This week’s edition of PA's head to head takes a look at two global income funds that invest across the market cap.
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Fund flow data for the first six months of 2014 reveals definite winners and few decided losers, in terms of money in and out.
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Woolnough, who runs the £19.6bn M&G Optimal Income Fund which is sold across continental Europe, told International Adviser that if this policy stance is maintained “eventually inflation will come back”. “I’d argue that even if they keep rates low you won’t get inflation to the extent that you have historically. So I’m a firm believer…
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Despite the difficult environment for recovery stocks, fund manager Tom Dobell maintains that the recovery cycle is unchanged.
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Last week brought mixed news for the mining sector, so which way are opportunities in this sector heading?
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M&G and Schroders run two of the best-known Recovery Funds available to UK investors - but are they both genuine recovery funds.
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The fund manager of the £18.8bn M&G Optimal Income Fund believes steeper yield curves signal bigger returns.
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Morningstar OBSR has downgraded two M&G and four Schroder products with excessive team changes cited as a concern.
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Central bank policies are leading to structurally low default rates for bonds, according to M&G.
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M&G Investments has received a license from Hong Kong’s capital market regulator to expand its marketing activities to professional investors.
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The UK arm of M&G delivered feeble results while the European division saw net retail fund flows surge.
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A look at the IMA’s UK retail figures over the last three years and one year has thrown up some interesting stories. Sadly, very few of the groups involved have been keen on getting involved in justifying their flows from either perspective.
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