IIMI urges launching boutiques to consider corporate structure
Susannah de Jager and Dani Hristova discuss the importance of choosing the right corporate structure when launching a boutique
Susannah de Jager and Dani Hristova discuss the importance of choosing the right corporate structure when launching a boutique
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Manager Oliver Kelton would move across with the European strategies
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The two fund houses had been collectively running £200m for the investment trust at the end of 2019
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Boutique manager replaced on sub-advised funds totalling more than £750m
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The £2bn Witan Investment Trust has dumped Marathon Asset Management as a pan-European equity manager after seven years and replaced it with Crux Asset Management and SW Mitchell Capital.
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SW Mitchell has countered Neil Woodford’s recent bullish position on housebuilders, demonstrating a U-turn on the sector.
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Russia is regaining appeal for emerging market investors but are there reasons to invest beyond a commodities recovery?
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As more managers let go of their hang-ups over Europe and return to investing in the region, there could be a golden opportunity for active managers to outperform by getting sector specific and avoiding the usual defensive crutches.
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Buying the worst house on a good block is a mantra that has served many a property developer well over the years. The converse to that, however, makes a less compelling argument especially if ones overriding philosophy is location, location, location.
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SW Mitchell has extended its range of European equity products
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