Polar Capital shuts down growth fund
Polar Capital is to shut up shop on its $72.1m Emerging Markets Growth Fund and has suspended all dealing within the strategy with immediate effect.
Polar Capital is to shut up shop on its $72.1m Emerging Markets Growth Fund and has suspended all dealing within the strategy with immediate effect.
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Additional flows over the second half of the year have helped hoist Polar Capital’s assets under management (AUM) above the £10bn mark.
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Polar Capital has revealed plans to launch an automation and artificial intelligence fund, the 25th product from the investment manager.
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Gavin Rochussen has today taken up his role as chief executive of Polar Capital.
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Polar Capital’s dynamic duo talk to Portfolio Adviser about the ongoing hunt for value, and taking turns on the ‘grunt work’.
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Polar Capital continued to feel the sting of outflows from four of its major strategies, resulting in its third consecutive year of net negative flows.
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Last week’s general election result will have plenty of consequences for investors despite fund managers’ claims it has not affected their allocation, Polar Capital’s George Godber has said.
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Polar Capital has said it is approaching the coming year “with confidence” after reporting a £2bn increase in assets under management.
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Last week’s £11bn merger between Standard Life and Aberdeen Asset Management was a game changer for the industry. Portfolio Adviser asked several wealth managers and analysts, who’s next?
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Polar Capital Holdings has appointed Gavin Rochussen to its board to succeed Tim Woolley as chief executive.
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Polar Capital tempered the blow from reporting £763m in outflows with news on the former Miton duo’s debut fund at the asset manager.
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Polar Capital today said it has a “pipeline of further recruitment activity” in the works following on from the hiring of Miton’s George Godber and Georgina Hamilton.
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