pa analysis where to invest for european recovery
According to yesterday’s Financial Times: “The eurozone finally looks to be emerging from its worst recession on record”.
According to yesterday’s Financial Times: “The eurozone finally looks to be emerging from its worst recession on record”.
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Shares in all four asset managers who reported yesterday have had a tasty one-year run, so is now the time to take profits, or is their bull run just beginning?
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The manager of Smith & Williamson's European Growth Trust, Mark Pignatelli, is to retire from fund management and he will leave the group at the end of the year.
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Schroders has established a new team in order to expand its relationships with banks, insurance companies, national IFA firms, platforms and wraps to be headed up by James Rainbow.
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European funds are the best performers over 20 years, FE data shows, yet six times in the past 10 years Europe has been the worst selling retail sector, according to IMA statistics.
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Schroders has launched GBP hedged unit classes for four of its UK funds in a bid to mitigate the currency effects of investing overseas.
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The majority of asset managers polled in a recent survey have admitted they are still unclear about the requirements of the Foreign Accounts Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) despite the cut off period for compliance now less than six months away.
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Cazenove Capital’s head of UK retail Rob Thorpe is leaving the business, the latest in a line of senior staff to leave the firm following its takeover by Schroders.
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European equity manager Chris Rice is to leave Cazenove Capital Management after a decade with the business with Julie Dean taking over as head of the pan European equities team.
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A distinct difference in the investment environment this year compared to last is that there seems to be some clarity in the equity market, with stock pickers coming to the fore.
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Cazenove may hard close Julie Dean’s UK Opportunities and UK Equity Funds if new measures to stem inflows are not effective.
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Schroders' Matthew Dobbs is expecting a more conservative upturn in regional Asian markets over the next six months compared with the previous period.
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