How the Faangs lost their bite
The over-valued tech stocks struggle to offer any benefits for investors less willing to pay their premium
The over-valued tech stocks struggle to offer any benefits for investors less willing to pay their premium
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‘As good as Amazon, Google, Apple and Microsoft are, they can’t deliver without companies that make things’
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Labour scarcity presents an opportunity for automation to help ease these pressures
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Polar Global Technology hit by £413m in redemptions after being one of 2020’s biggest winners
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Strategy invests in publicly listed local high-growth internet and technology stocks across the emerging markets
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World’s largest tech companies could come under increasingly aggressive antitrust and regulatory scrutiny
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Funds from Baillie Gifford, UBS, Janus Henderson and Axa Framlington have hefty exposure to companies clobbered in the tech sell-off
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Investment trusts account for over a quarter of the mid-cap index
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Lack of technology will hit index as people are forced to digitalise their lives
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Growing fund universe has £6bn in AUM
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Wealth managers must keep up or risk losing out in the face a new generation of tech-savvy investors
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Consultancy spies opportunity as firms adapt to technological and regulatory change
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