New roles nonexecs and other moves
Rathbones and OMW created new executive positions, Odey’s former CEO Stewart moved to Hargreave Hale and Julius Baer and Tilney Bestinvest expanded their adviser teams.
Risk
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Model portfolio discrepencies underline
UK financial adviser-built model portfolios generally do what they say on the tin in terms of risk, but, there are large discrepancies in terms of how those risks are rated.
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Where to look when lowrisk isnt
According to a survey by the Bank of England, inflation expectations for the next 12 months among the general public fell to the lowest since November 2001.
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Stand by to repel risk rerating
According to Tellsons Investors, investors should be preparing for the possibility of an inflection point in the polar extremes between bond and equity market valuations
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Dont conflate volatility and risk
While almost universally used as a proxy for risk, volatility is “far from synonymous with risk,” says Warren Buffett, Berkshire Hathaway chairman.
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Time to dig a moat around your portfolio
As the geopolitical and monetary policy worry list grows, an old concept may well be set for a new lease of life.
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Risky business
In a world where specific outcomes are being demanded, knowing how much risk one can take should not be ignored.
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Allowing for macro risk
Kennox Asset Management’s Geoff Legg says the investment management industry has become obsessed with benchmarks, and risk is often
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Structured research more transparent since crisis
Since the financial crisis, counterparty or credit risk have been under closer scrutiny when researching structured products.
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2020 hindsight
M&G's Anthony Doyle admits 20/20 hindsight is a wonderful thing, but can you guess the government bond returns that have come out top over the past three years?
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IFA fined over Keydata failings
Care Asset Management has been fined £56,000 by the FSA for misadvising customers on the suitability of Keydata products.
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Poor behaviour wont be tolerated
The FSA has published a business plan and risk outlook for the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), stating how the new authority will protect both the needs of customers and the integrity of the financial services industry.