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Research from S&P Capital IQ shows European equity managers increasing their fund concentration as markets tumble and redemptions rise.
Research from S&P Capital IQ shows European equity managers increasing their fund concentration as markets tumble and redemptions rise.
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S&P Capital IQ has given its first set of awards for those funds that show long-term consistency.
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Despite talk of corporate strength and strong cash flows, Paul Watters argues default rates will rise this year across Europe with the more vulnerable companies restructuring their debt.
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Gilliat has introduced its latest defensive kick-out plan predicated on the performance of the FTSE 100 and S&P 500 indices.
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Philip Poole assesses the market and investment impact of S&P’s recent eurozone downgrade.
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The popularity of ETFs and ETNs which trade in volatility has grown in recent years, though there remain misconceptions about how they work, according to a new research paper from S&P Indices.
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UK bank valuations may be at 2008 lows but UK equity managers still have a very different view on how much exposure, and to which banks, they should have.
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Gilliat’s new annual kick-out plan is based on the performance of the S&P 500 and FTSE 100.
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iShares has launched three new ETFS that give exposure to three distinct types of commodity company.
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Yannick Naud looks at how rating agencies outside the big three value their AAA-rated sovereigns.
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