Q&A with Credo’s Silver: It’s not the time to be taking big risks
Multi-asset manager and head of fixed income at Credo, Rupert Silver, shares his recent asset allocation changes
Multi-asset manager and head of fixed income at Credo, Rupert Silver, shares his recent asset allocation changes
|
|
Dean Cook arrives from M&G, while Harriet Ballard completes an in-house move
|
|
James Giblin has been plucked from LGT Wealth Management
|
|
Managed by a new team headed up by Newton multi-asset CIO Mitesh Sheth
|
|
As it appoints Hymans Robertson and Defaqto to oversee allocation and risk profiling
|
|
Top performers and compelling newcomers in the spotlight
|
|
1OAK’s managed portfolio service is available through Quilter, Fidelity, and Novia
|
|
Bonds added to diversified dynamic and growth funds for ‘first time since manager can remember when’
|
|
Eric Lonergan leaves after 16 years at the firm
|
|
Emerging market bonds, Japanese activist investing, US monetary tightening and innovation are some of the areas touched on by industry experts
|
|
Stefano Amato brings 15 years of experience to the asset manager
|
|
Georgina Taylor will succeed him, while Clive Emery takes on the new role of head of multi-asset strategies
|
|