Invesco to launch Global Distribution fund
Invesco Perpetual is set to launch a global distribution multi-asset fund with co-heads of fixed interest Paul Causer and Paul Read at the helm.
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Former HL analyst Hearnden joins Parmenion
Meera Hearnden has joined Bristol-based Parmenion as senior investment manager following her departure from Hargreaves Lansdown earlier this year.
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Hume Capital shares plummet after CEO walks
Shares in Hume drop over 30% after it announces CEO Nitin Parekh has left
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Woodford Investment Management chooses PA
Woodford Investment Management Portfolio Adviser launch roundtable series to introduce Neil Woodford to its core readership.
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Woodford to launch first fund 2 June
The inaugural CF Woodford Equity Income Fund is set to launch on 2 June, Woodford Investment Management has said.
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head-to-head newton and aberdeen income
This week's head-to-head takes the battle in the global equity sphere, where these two funds take different approaches in seizing opportunities in this sphere.
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Are star fund managers lucky or talented
Are star fund managers about luck, or talent?
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FCA finalises dealing commission rules
Under new rules announced by the FCA, investment managers will only be able to pay for substantive research with dealing commissions.
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JPM says look closely at Euro auto medical stocks
JP Morgan Asset Management says macro picture means investors should target European automotive and medical sectors in particular
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HINTs Lofthouse favours domestic Europe
Ben Lofthouse has tilted his Henderson International Income Trust towards domestically focused European companies, subsequently enjoying strong performance from this sector over the first quarter.
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Old Mutual aims to launch high yield bond fund
Old Mutual is planning to launch a monthly income high yield bond fund over the summer.
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MGs Woolnough calls for interest rate hike
Woolnough, who runs the £19.6bn M&G Optimal Income Fund which is sold across continental Europe, told International Adviser that if this policy stance is maintained “eventually inflation will come back”. “I’d argue that even if they keep rates low you won’t get inflation to the extent that you have historically. So I’m a firm believer…