Incoming OMGI chief executive Richard Buxton has stressed the £2.2bn UK Alpha Fund will still account for more than half of his time, addressing fears that his new role could see him lose focus on investment.
Richard Buxton is a name that carries much goodwill from UK wealth managers, but following his promotion to CEO at OMGI there is a fear he could lose focus on day-to-day fund management.
Richard Buxton has been promoted to CEO of Old Mutual Global Investors, after a shakeup which has seen previous chief executive Julian Ide leave the firm.
Anglo American CEO, Mark Cutifani made it clear at the group’s interim results presentation on Friday that the mining sector is currently facing one of the toughest periods he has seen so far in a 40-year long career. And, the sector’s woes have a way to run still.
With less than a fortnight left before Britain goes to the polls, the outcome of 2015 General Election is still up in the air and so is the consensus on how to play it.
Investors in the financial sector are seeing their patience being rewarded, says Old Mutual Global Investors’ Richard Buxton.
Old Mutual Global Investors’ Richard Buxton has said markets will have to climb a ‘wall of worries’ during the latter part of the year.
After one year in his new position as head of equities at Old Mutual Global Investors, Richard Buxton explains why he remains bullish and what he likes at the moment.
Old Mutuals Richard Buxton asks, if the current size and sector rotation in the UK stock market is temporary, or the start of something more worrisome?
This weeks head-to-head is a true heavyweight contest between two very similar funds both run by big name fund managers, but which do investors prefer, Old Mutual UK Alpha or Lindsell Train UK Equity?
The vote for Scottish independence and next year’s general election are set to diminish sterling strength, which could in turn be a boon for markets, according to OMGI’s Richard Buxton.
Old Mutual Global Investors has launched its long-mooted Foundation range of three multi-asset funds, co-managed by John Ventre, with Richard Buxton, Stewart Cowley and Paul Simpson.
