Rathbones duo: ‘All this sexy stuff and we look like a portfolio did 30 years ago’
David Coombs and Will Mcintosh-Whyte are bringing 60/40 portfolios back in vogue
David Coombs and Will Mcintosh-Whyte are bringing 60/40 portfolios back in vogue
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DFM plans on launching more sub-funds in ‘due course’
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£19.2bn multi-asset house has previously been accused of playing catch up
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Multi-asset manager plays ‘catch up’ to Standard Life and Hargreaves
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The likes of Kames and Liontrust have already proven their ESG credentials
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Fund group is ditching third-party funds for segregated mandates
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Invesco Perpetual has launched a low-cost multi-asset range aimed at advisers following ongoing pressure on fees from cheaper alternatives.
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Morningstar Investment Management has substantially raised the cash levels in its Real Return multi-asset range as it braces for interest rate normalisation and higher volatility.
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BMO Global Asset Management has unveiled a line of low-cost multi-asset portfolios (MAP), with an ongoing charges figure (OCF) capped at 29 basis points.
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You are more likely to be “hit by lightning” than see returns that beat inflation and cash from a multi-asset fund, according to fresh research raising the debate into cost effectiveness once again.
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China debt-to-GDP balloons, the US economy falters, the euro soars, oil remains around $30? Byron Wien has released his 31st annual list of ten surprise predictions for 2016.
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Most multi-asset funds need to offer an income yield around the 5% level to be competitive, says rating agency, Fundhouse, but this is increasingly tough to deliver.
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