Square Mile: Baillie Gifford and Fidelity fund ‘A’ ratings removed
While CT Global Social Bond has been inducted into the Academy of Funds for the first time
TwentyFour Asset Management
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Square Mile promotes five bond strategies in Academy of Funds
While two BNY Mellon fixed income funds are downgraded
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Twentyfour trust gets go ahead for £700m merger with UK Mortgages
TFIF board was criticised for not giving shareholders a say on the transaction
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Twentyfour trust urged to let investors vote on £700m merger with UK Mortgages
‘This should be abundantly clear following the missteps that occurred regarding the M&G bid for UKML in 2020’
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Ben Hayward steps back from Twentyfour portfolios to become CEO
Mark Holman had been chief executive since inception but will now dedicate his time to running money
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Twentyfour AM positions for recession
Gary Kirk reckons being a top decile fund means taking on too much risk
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Twentyfour and Schroders dethroned in FE ratings
Billion pound funds from Twentyfour Asset Management and Schroders’ US small and mid-cap manager Jenny Jones have sunk from the top to the bottom in FE’s latest rebalance.
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TwentyFour’s Bowie names top bonds to survive rising rates
TwentyFour Asset Management’s Chris Bowie names his top bond picks that will help protect against a rising rate environment.
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Yellen to quit Fed board
Janet Yellen has decided to step down as a member of the Federal Reserve board once her successor Jerome ‘Jay’ Powell becomes chairman.
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Vanguard to absorb research costs; but so what?
Vanguard Investment Management is the latest manager to announce it will absorb external research costs under the new Mifid II research “unbundling” rules. But will this have an impact on undecided industry players?
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RBS stress test failure sends shares spiralling
Shares in RBS had fallen 5% top 187.2p by mid-morning on Wednesday after the bank emerged as the biggest failure in the Bank of England’s latest stress test scenario.
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Cash prices for conventionals unusually high – TwentyFour AM
TwentyFour Asset Management has noticed a strange technical quirk in terms of gilt cash prices at the long end of the yield curve, following Bank of England’s failure to buy enough Gilts last Tuesday.