M&G lifts property fund suspension
M&G Investments has announced it will resume trading in the shares of the £4bn M&G Property Portfolio and its feeder fund at noon on Friday 4 November.
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M&G becomes third asset manager to suspend its property fund
M&G Investments has temporarily suspended trading in the shares of the £4.4bn M&G Property Portfolio and its feeder fund.
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PA ANALYSIS: Property is not even a diversifer these days
Property used to be an alternative investment, a diversifier to equities, bonds and cash but as external influences push investor sentiment further south, it is struggling to even be this.
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Location, location, location: M&G’s Fiona Rowley
M&G’s Fiona Rowley talks about her love of the money and numbers game that is commercial property investing, how e-tailing is opening up buying opportunities and why she is relaxed about the EU referendum
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M&G: Oil prices a big worry across asset classes
But oil price movements are no longer the key indicator of global economic development they once were, argues M&G.
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Riddell joins AllianzGI to run Gilt Yield and Sterling Total Return mandates
Allianz Global Investors has recruited former M&G man Mike Riddell as it brings its Gilt Yield and Sterling Total Return vehicles back in-house.
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Protecting your property in the rate rise REITs wobble – Neuberger Berman
Impending interest rate hikes could see REITs experience a short-term wobble, says Neuberger Berman’s Gillian Tiltman, but will underpin global property’s upward trajectory.
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HEAD-TO-HEAD: Fidelity Strategic Bond vs M&G Optimal Income
This week’s Head-to-Head sees the Fidelity Strategic Bond Fund take on the M&G Optimal Income Fund.
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Bond Vigilante Riddell departs M&G
Mike Riddell, manager of three M&G bond funds, has left the firm after 12 years.
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New funds diversification and weatherproofing
Diversification appears to be high on investor minds as summer winds down and inboxes fill up with new products/
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MandGs Tiltman to join Neuberger Berman
After announcing her resignation from M&G on 5 August, Gillian Tiltman will be joining Neuberger Berman after serving her notice period.
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Housing sector at a more normal level in 2014
The next cyclical downturn could be imminent, but the house building sector should still see a fairly good performance in 2014.