Backinfocus commodities require patience
According to Lombard Odiers Alix Bhend-Lambin, while commodities are back in focus with many investors, it is premature to yet be fully exposed
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Mid-caps outperform FTSE 100 stocks
According to new analysis by the Share Centre, UK-listed midcap stocks with year-ends in March have performed significantly better than the 100 counterparts.
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A cautionary tale three global bond funds to
Investment research analyst at Morningstar, Michael Eyre, reveals his top three global bond funds to keep an eye on.
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Majority of investment pros equities overvalued
The majority of investment professionals now consider developed market equities as overvalued, according to a new survey.
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MandGs Tiltman to join Neuberger Berman
After announcing her resignation from M&G on 5 August, Gillian Tiltman will be joining Neuberger Berman after serving her notice period.
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Platform assets rise by 14bn in second quarter
Total platform assets under management rose by £14bn in the second quarter of 2014 to reach £317bn, a 5% rise on the year’s first quarter.
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Comfort to be found in maturing alternatives
Regulatory intervention is just one of the factors having a taming effect on the wild west of alternatives.
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Neuberger Berman tips high yield for comeback
Neuberger Bermans Dan Doyle has tipped high-yield credit to make a rapid rebound in the near future.
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Five top funds for growing income
Investors have always had distinct ideas about what they want from their portfolios, but with the government and employers starting to step back from the responsibility of securing the future financial affairs of individuals, it is apparent
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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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Demographics regulation still driving WM MA
Demographics and regulatory issues are likely to continue to drive M&A within the wealth management space, says Bellpenny CEO, Kevin Ronaldson.
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BAML downgrades Eurozone forecast
Bank of America Merrill Lynch has downgraded its forecast for Eurozone economic growth from 0.2% to 0.1% despite Mario Draghis best efforts.