Aberdeen cements digital focus with new hire
Aberdeen Asset Management has created a new digital division to be headed up by Martin Jennings, former UK CEO of platform technology provider FNZ.
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The rise of investment fintech
No longer the preserve of payment solutions developers, fintech startups are gaining ground and increasingly disrupting the investment management industry.
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Franklin Templeton: Ignore recessionary fears, US in ‘growth pause’
The US is in a period of “growth pause” rather than lapsing into recession, with long-term equity opportunities in technology and healthcare companies, according to Franklin Templeton’s Grant Bowers.
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It is time for advisers to fully embrace technology – Nucleus
The ‘industrial revolution’ in technology will continue to overturn both client expectations and the demands they make of financial services firms, says Nucleus CEO David Ferguson.
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Neptune to launch new tech fund
Neptune Investment Management will launch the Neptune Global Technology Fund on 15 December.
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Media marketing a “win-win” in client engagement
Digital should be at the heart of how wealth managers market themselves, and communicate with clients, which is why Portfolio Adviser is rewarding those who do it best.
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‘Big Tech’ muscling in on retail distribution a major threat – IA Survey
The entrance of large technology companies into the retail distribution space is one of the biggest threats facing the asset management industry, the latest Investment Association survey reveals.
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Is it the time to trade upside potential for downside protection?
Convertible bond funds can provide an investment alternative when value is scarce, says Square Mile’s Victoria Hasler, but is it the right time to buy one?
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Risk is clearly rewarding for Distribution Technology
A clear understanding of risk and reward has never been more important, and Distribution Technology feels it is well placed to help provide that clarity.
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PA ANALYSIS: Wealth managers in danger of losing the youth
High net worth individuals are generally pretty happy with their wealth managers at the moment.
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Wealth managers cant afford to drag their
Wealth managers can no longer afford to treat technology solely as a back office function if they hope to continue to grow over the long term.
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ING IM tips cyclicals to lead the way in 2015
Cyclicals will outperform defensives by 6% this year with consumer discretionary, industrials and technology all delivering earnings growth of at least 10%, according to INGs Patrick Moonen.