Neptune announces distribution share class double
Neptune Investment Management has broadened its UK equities offering with the launch of a distributing share class on both its UK Mid Cap and UK Opportunities funds.
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Indias new budget the constant drip of reform
Kunal Desai, head of Indian equities discusses the implications of Sunday’s budget in India.
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Active share neither silver nor bullet shaped
Robin Geffens call for the Financial Conduct Authority to make the disclosure of active share mandatory is the latest shout in what is a growing clamour for better ways to provide evidence of what he refers to as truly active management.
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US Income Fund manager Edelman leaves Neptune
Manager of the Neptune US Income Fund, Rebecca Edelman, is leaving the firm in early June to join Tesco as senior strategist.
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Neptune global long short fund officially shut
Neptune officially closed its Global Long/Short Fund when co-manager Ted Alexander left the firm in September.
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Neptune Foster joins Harrington Cooper
Neptunes Henry Foster has joined specialist fund distributor Harrington Cooper as sales manager.
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Neptune proposes fund merger for scale benefits
Neptune is hoping to merge its UK Equity Fund into its UK Special Situations Fund and rename it the Neptune UK Opportunities Fund.
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Neptune closes four fund flops
Neptune has announced it is closing four funds due to poor investor demand and high running costs.
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neptune signs distribution deal int sales
Neptune Investment Management has signed a deal with a Hong Kong based investment boutique distributor in a bid to increase its sales in the Asia region.
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lester strategic partnerships role Investec
John Lester this morning starts his new role as sales manager, strategic partnerships, at Investec AM, having left Argonaut after just six months.
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neptune kickstarts 2013 with four funds
Neptune Investment Management has brought four new products to market, it confirmed today, with CEO and founder Robin Geffen taking the helm of a Monthly Income Fund.
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US-focused Geffen predicts positive surprises
Equities are cheap, markets lack conviction and, with the global economy at a turning point, there's plenty of potential for positive surprises, according to Neptune's Robin Geffen.
