European US and Japanese ETF inflows hit record
European-listed ETFs and ETP assets reached a record high at the end of August of $477.4bn, ETFGI said on Monday.
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US ETP investors leave Europe EM funds gain
The global ETP market had a strong finish to the summer, reporting inflows of $23.3bn in August, Blackrock said on Thursday.
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NATO summit watch adopting the brace position
Rowan Dartington Signatures Guy Stephens looks at the risk of a new Cold War and potential implications for markets
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A forward view Europe a concern
According to Royal Londons Ian Kernohan, although asset allocation currently still favours equities over bonds there are a number of pressures now acting against that view.
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Lombard Odier launches US focused
Lombard Odier Investment Managers (LOIM) has launched a US-focused equity fund which aims to provide investors with an absolute return in all conditions.
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FATCA four countries that stood up to
International Adviser takes a look at four countries that refused to take US information sharing agreements lying down through their use of intergovernmental agreements.
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risks for income Koesterich
"Investors are grabbing for yield anywhere they can," says BlackRock's Russ Koesterich, but he also argues that in doing so they may be taking on too much risk as a result.
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US Fed like the Oracle of Delphi
Gustavo Medeiros, portfolio manager at Ashmore, has compared the US Federal Reserve to the Oracle of Delphi in its ambiguity.
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Damn it Janet US headline Jukes is waiting for
There are not many ‘safe’ investments at the moment but the US is one of them, according to Canaccord Genuity's Robert Jukes.
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Clean energy set for boost as India meets with US
Clean energy could be in for a huge boost after India and the United States met earlier this month to renew talks regarding cooperation on clean energy.
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Not killed by the crisis are US banks winning
We will survive: those who were nearly killed by the credit crisis could be the next winners, Courtiers believes.
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pa analysis where has it all gone wrong for US
The US was one of the biggest equity winners last year and there was a huge amount of positive noise about its companies' fundamentals, its soaring stock market and its rebounding economy - so where has it all gone wrong?