Investors need to return to nuts and bolts
‘As good as Amazon, Google, Apple and Microsoft are, they can’t deliver without companies that make things’
‘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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Multiply described as the second wave of innovation after ready-made investment portfolios
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