LGI latest group converting to PAIF
Legal & General Investments is the latest fund management group to convert its property fund to a PAIF structure.
Legal & General Investments is the latest fund management group to convert its property fund to a PAIF structure.
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According to the Bank of England, when it does start raising rates they will do so only gradually.
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The unit trust side of Rathbones' business showed a strong first quarter ending with £2.1bn funds under management.
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According to Royal London Asset Managements Ian Kernohan, while economic activity has improved, output is only just about to surpass its pre-crisis peak
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The FCA's review of the clarity of fund charges shows that there remains a long way to go to a single number that investors can use to compare one fund with another.
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The FCA today urged fund managers to focus on the ongoing charges rather than annual management charges in a bid to improve transparency.
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Axa Investment Managers’ Nigel Thomas has stated his respect for companies that cope particularly well with “disruptive technologies, business cycles and new secular trends” in his latest six-monthly report.
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OMGIs director of product management moves to investment boutique Heartwood.
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Royal London Asset Management says Q1 inflows were £902m, over four times higher than in Q1 2013
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Ed Rosengarten, former founder of Eden Asset Management, takes on the newly-created role of head of funds.
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Mark Barnett says uncertainty over the strength of economic growth in emerging markets, particularly China, is not supportive for global growth.
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Falling adviser numbers and an advice gap are just two of the wave of changes that are uppermost in wealth managers minds, according to research company Aite Group.
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