Analysis: Are fortunes improving for multi-asset funds?
As interest in the magnificent seven and MPS wobbles, and tax changes are introduced, many believe now is the time for conventional multi-asset funds to shine again
As interest in the magnificent seven and MPS wobbles, and tax changes are introduced, many believe now is the time for conventional multi-asset funds to shine again
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Eltifs ‘unlikely to harvest the same hefty illiquidity premiums’ as trusts
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Advisers have a lot to consider as private assets become an increasing portion of clients’ portfolios, writes Nicolo Bragazza
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Jupiter and Schroders launch active ETF products
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‘People always tell you they understand liquidity until they need liquidity,’ says Alex Funk
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DeepSeek’s ChatGPT-like model could rewrite the investment case for AI, according to Morningstar’s Kenneth Lamont
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A further 30% to 50% of all European ESG funds are expected to change their names in line with FCA and ESMA marketing guidelines in 2025
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The tailwinds that propelled the US in 2024 are receding, and tariffs add another unknown to the mix, writes Mark Preskett
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ETF to track the Morningstar US Dividend Enhanced Select Index
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Overlooked equity markets around the world offer much cheaper entry points than expensive US stocks, writes Mike Coop
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Share prices in the US have reached dizzying heights, making cheaper equity markets more attractive
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Just a third of active funds outperform passive across a decade
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