PA Expert Insight: Where next for emerging markets?
At our recent PA Emerging Markets event, wealth managers told us they are incredibly positive on the developing world while the specialist fund managers were less so – we asked them why.
At our recent PA Emerging Markets event, wealth managers told us they are incredibly positive on the developing world while the specialist fund managers were less so – we asked them why.
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At our PA Emerging Markets event, we asked seven expert fund managers if investing across the regions was any more difficult than getting value from Europe; taking on Latin American bonds and banks; and getting the right Asian balance between India’s positives and China’s weaknesses.
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Barclays is making progress, as demonstrated by its 25% H1 2015 profit surge, says JPMAM’s James Davidson, but is still two years away from warranting income investor interest.
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The second half of 2015 promises to be very different from the first, says Mark Harris, head of multi-asset at City Financial, which is some welcome good news for unloved emerging markets and commodities.
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AMP Capital has expanded its infrastructure equity capability with the hiring of an investment principal
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Walking the beat and stockpicking are two very different worlds, but Sunil Asnani, head of Matthews Asia’s India Fund, says that policing the Indian streets is what gave him the stomach for stockpicking.
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UBS has bolstered its position as the worlds largest private bank by assets under management ahead of the likes of Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse.
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Banks' Q1 numbers benefit from asset management and wealth performance
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The former Royal Airforce pilot and now head of private investment management (offshore) at Isle of Man based Thomas Miller picks six funds which are commonly found within his clients’ portfolios.
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Financial planners at Bellpenny are able to offer clients bespoke portfolios in their passive model range.
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UK retail investors are able to invest in a capital-at-risk plan linked to the FTSE 100 Index.
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Morgan Stanley has announced a partnership with Toronto-based Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC), the counterparty for a new discretionary-focused structured products venture.
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