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Three reasons to be excited about UK small caps
According to AXA’s Henry Lowson small caps continue to offer a premium growth opportunity over the medium term.
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Premier AM sees ownership shake-up
Elcot Capital Management has become a significant new shareholder in Premier Asset Management after buying 25.1% of the company from Electra Private Equity.
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Tracker funds see record net retail sales IMA
Latest IMA statistics revealed that tracker funds recorded net retail sales £532m, the highest level since IMA records began in January 1992.
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SLI continues European growth
Standard Life Investments (SLI) is to expand its European business, with two hires and a new Stockholm office.
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Wealth Horizon driven by technology Williams
According to Chris Williams, head of new online investment advice service, Wealth Horizon, technology is likely to continue to play a major and often disruptive role in the financial advice sector.
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Pictet publishes first results
Swiss wealth and asset manager Pictet has published its first ever financial results, revealing a robust and profitable underlying company.
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The case for the defence
While there are many reasons to be optimistic about the economic prospects of much of the world there may be a more fundamental shift at work undermining all
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Fund Manager Profile Tom Slater
According to Tom Slater, deputy manager of the £3bn Baillie Gifford Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust, the focus has been on increasing the concentration of the portfolio rather than expanding it.
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Polar Capital hires Rushton
Polar Capital has hired Guy Rushton to head up its new UK absolute return fund initiative.
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Why Europe is still good value
Jittery investors could be forgiven for having doubts about European equities in todays markets. A combination of
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Gold and oil ETPs seeing unusual flow level
Gold and oil ETPs are seeing the longest stretch of consecutive positive flows since October 2012 with $35bn of new money coming in last week, according to ETF Securities.