Schroders brings forward UK rate rise call
Schroders’ European economist Azad Zangana has brought forward his call on the likeliest point at which the Bank of England will raise interest rates
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rathbones appoints co-managers for recovery fund
Two new co-managers take on the Rathbone Recovery Fund as Marina Bond steps back from her current role as co-manager.
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julie patterson leaves ima or new role at kpmg
After 15 years at the association, Julie Patterson is taking on a new role as director at KPMG.
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Beware the investment bandwagon
The bandwagon, while powerful, often result in an over-simplification of complexity and the erasure of nuances, in effect commoditising ideas argues Jan Dehn.
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Coombs reckons US financial as winner in rate rise
Picking companies that stand to benefit from a rate hike is not rocket science, says Rathbone’s David Coombs, but it is not not a short-term view.
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deutsche switches 12 etfs to physical replication
The trend towards physical equity trackers continues as one of Europes largest trackers converts another batch of products.
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Tullett Prebon confirms departure of CEO
Tullett Prebon and Fundsmith have confirmed press speculation Smith will step down as CEO of the interdealer broker once a successor is found.
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three lessons from investecs max king
Investecs multi-manager and equity expert Max King shares three lessons in multi-asset strategies for growth.
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Skandia shines light on opaque outsourcing fees
New analysis by the Lang Cat has highlighted the opaque nature of portfolio management fee structures used by many discretionary fund managers
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matthews asia launches asia focus fund
Matthews Asia has added an Asia Focus Fund to its UCITS fund range.
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artemis hires altaf for smartgarp team
Raheel Altaf will work alongside Philip Wolstencroft and Peter Saacke to manage three funds run under the firm’s SmartGARP strategies.
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Equity income holds firm in the face of Woodford
Low rates, fund launches and the inexorable drive for yield have focused investor attention on income funds, but do they stand up to the scrutiny?
