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Predicting the future is tough – just ask a group of economists – so what were experts saying about last year? How accurate were they? What are they saying about 2014? Do you believe them?
Predicting the future is tough – just ask a group of economists – so what were experts saying about last year? How accurate were they? What are they saying about 2014? Do you believe them?
Old Mutual Global Investors is to launch an Ireland-domiciled mirror of Richard Buxton’s £1bn flagship UK Alpha Fund.
Populating your ISA is becoming more and more like picking a fantasy football team seems like every week investors are being asked whether they’ll stick or twist with the latest big name transfers.
Richard Buxton and David Pringle are both experts in UK equity investment and an intriguing comparison of two managers looking for alpha in very different ways.
Old Mutual Global Investors’ Richard Buxton believes UK equities are in a new bull phase, forecasting the FTSE 100 could reach 7,300 points in 2014.
So we have come full circle. The final piece of the jigsaw puzzle has been put in place, and the Buxton/Old Mutual Matthews/Schroders Watt/Jupiter equation has been solved.
Schroders has revealed Jupiter’s Philip Matthews will take the helm of Richard Buxton’s UK Alpha Plus Fund after his departure, while Neptune’s Alex Breese will manage the onshore and offshore Schroder UK Equity funds.
Robert James has been named as the final new member of Richard Buxton’s UK equity team at Old Mutual and will join the firm in the summer when he leaves Aviva Investors.
To be strictly accurate, if Carling did investment business it would look like the business that Old Mutual Wealth's CEO Paul Feeney has in mind…
Richard Buxton's departure has been overshadowed by the proposed acquisition of Cazenove by Schroders, and for wealth managers it is certainly the more pressing concern…
Hot on the heels of Richard Buxton's planned departure from Schroders, the firm has confirmed it is in talks with Cazenove Capital regarding a takeover, in a move that could re-bolster its UK equity capabilities.
"This fund is never going to be average; it is by virtue of conviction and concentration either first or fourth quartile". Richard Buxton has always been clear in his approach, but is now the time for investors to follow him from Schroders to Old Mutual?