Colin Morton’s UK equities team transfers to Martin Currie
Morton will continue to lead Franklin Templeton UK equities team
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Securities Trust of Scotland manager resurfaces at Sanlam with global income team
Martin Currie was handed notice on the investment trust mandate when Mark Whitehead announced his exit
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Martin Currie snaps up Blackrock global equity analyst
Move sees Yulia Hofstede reunited with European equity specialist Zehrid Osmani
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Martin Currie CEO expected to revive ‘lacklustre’ fund range
Fund selectors say Julian Ide needs to boost boutique manager’s perception and fund range
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Tom Walker’s successor shakes up Martin Currie trust
Zehrid Osmani drops minimum market cap in global equities portfolio
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Will investors call time on ‘fast fashion’?
Investors are becoming increasingly concerned by looming regulations and shifting public opinion
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Martin Currie brings manager of defunct fund back into the fold
Martin Currie has brought former global equity manager Paul Sloane back into the fold as its hiring spree continues.
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Martin Currie hires ex-OMGI boss
Martin Currie has nabbed former Old Mutual Global Investors boss Julian Ide as its head of distribution and strategy.
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Martin Currie loses Tom Walker to retirement
Martin Currie has poached from Blackrock as it confirms equities jack of all trades Tom Walker will retire from the business.
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PA ANALYSIS: Hidden flaws of a UK home bias
UK retail investors have often been accused of investing too much in the domestic market, and research published today suggests that by doing so they have missed out on significant gains elsewhere.
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Martin Currie Asia Unconstrained Trust boosts yield
The Martin Currie Asia Unconstrained Trust has boosted its dividend yield to around 4.5%, with shareholders overwhelmingly backing a distribution from capital in a vote this week.
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Europe now offering more opportunity on the short side – Martin Currie
With European growth likely to remain stagnant well into 2017, Martin Currie European equity long/short portfolio manager Michael Browne said there are more opportunities to short stocks than go long in the region.
