Sarasin acquires ex-Abrdn duo’s boutique in private markets push
Alex Barr and James Witter’s PE business absorbed less than a year after launching
Alex Barr and James Witter’s PE business absorbed less than a year after launching
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Can the remarkably sanguine reaction of world markets to recent economic challenges realistically continue?
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Alex Cobbold and Hadley Simons have been at the £18bn asset manager since 2017
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UK responsible fund house launched in Dublin in 2008
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Head of third party funds says she has ‘exciting plans’ afoot
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Automation, climate change and ‘good old-fashioned yield’ are driving veteran’s stock picks
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Attention turns to sterling-hedged share classes on potential sterling rally
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Sarasin & Partners has been building up its holdings in alternatives for the first time in “several years” on fear of a market correction.
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Henry Boucher, deputy chief investment officer at Sarasin, pointed to environmental and tobacco companies as his most reliable bets for investing in an increasingly unreliable world.
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The theme of central bank repression of rates has been the dominant theme in markets for years, but Guy Monson, CIO at Sarasin & Partners believes this could be beginning to change.
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Aware of ‘sinister’ market falls, St Paul’s-based wealth manager Sarasin & Partners has been busy weighing up its stance on equities, while underweighting bonds
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Investors’ exposure to global equities reached a record high of 51% in 2015, according data from State Street Global Performance Services featured in a report by Sarasin & Partners.
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