RLAM names new head of wholesale
Royal London Asset Management has appointed Phil Reid as head of wholesale.
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RLAM sees net flows weaken
Royal London Asset Management continued to see net inflows in the third quarter of 2015, though at a lower rate than for the same period last year.
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Reflationary cheap oil effect still to come – Kernohan
Over the past twelve months, the sharp fall in the price of oil has impacted the GDP of the main oil producing economies, , global headline inflation rates and oil related capex.
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RLAM reacts to outflows surge with institutional appointment
Royal London Asset Management has recruited a head of institutional following the 152% outflows surge revealed a week ago.
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Avoiding the middle ground in multi-asset
When RLAM offered Trevor Greetham the role of head of multi-asset, not only was it a great opportunity, it also brought him back to his roots.
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Decent data needed to seal approaching Fed hike deal
The Federal Reserve is edging towards its first interest rate rise in almost 10 years, says Royal London’s Ian Kernohan, but another round of decent economic data is needed to seal the deal.
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RLAM cites return to normality as outflows surge 152% year-on-year
Royal London Asset Management’s outflows surged 152% year-on-year in H1 2015, the firm has revealed in its interim report.
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Modest rate rise on the cards as pace remains of most importance – RLAM
A Bank of England interest rate rise could come sooner than expected, says Royal London Asset Management chief economist Ian Kernohan, but pace remains of most importance.
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Yuan cuts will pull global markets out of the fire – Greetham
Yuan devaluation will rescue the global market from overheating and restore the deflationary recovery, according to Royal London Asset Management’s Trevor Greetham.
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Fishing for business in the summer volatility waves
Investors should be braced for a volatile summer, says Royal London’s Trevor Greetham, but there are pockets within equities that can offer some shelter.
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China GDP climb does little to reassure investors
China’s second quarter annualised gross domestic product figure of 7% beat expectations of 6.8% but it has done little to increase investor confidence in the world’s most populated country.
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Movers and shakers: The biggest industry moves of 2015 so far
Fund managers, CEOs, researchers, directors… The first half of 2015 had it all in terms of people moves, with firms responding to and trying to anticipate a variety of seismic shifts in the global market. In this gallery, Portfolio Adviser rounds up the biggest moves of the year so far.
