gem outflows hit aberdeen AUM
Assets under management at Aberdeen Asset Management dipped 3.8% in the third quarter of the year after the group saw outflows from its equity range, particularly its emerging market franchise.
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source and glg expand partnership
Source and GLG Partners have launched a pair of ETFs focusing on continental Europe and Asia.
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ishares unveils latest etf listings
iShares has launched two new corporate bond based ETFs with the shared strategy to hedge interest rate risk across two currencies.
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brics start to tumble
Fitch Ratings has cut its growth forecasts for all four BRIC economies but said emerging markets would continue to outperform the developed world for at least the next two years.
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spdr launches new fixed income etf
The exchange-traded funds arm of State Street Global Advisors (SSgA) has listed a new fixed income ETF on Deutsche Börse, Xetra.
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keeping tabs on fund managers just got easier
Is it possible to impose science on the very human art of fund management? It is tempting to believe the skill of the best fund managers cannot be quantified, or indeed replicated, but a new technology system aims to do just that.
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bny mellon earmarks multi-asset suite
BNY Mellon is in the early stages of developing a 'best of breed' suite of multi-asset products, informed by its suite of boutique asset managers.
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merkel in the driving seat
Standard Life Investment's Jack Kelly discusses the upcoming German election and its potential impact on markets.
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albemarle and chelsea mount quest for alpha
Ex-multi-manager trio Sam Liddle, Clive Hale and Dan Kemp have joined forces with execution-only investment platform Chelsea Financial Services to provide a funds rating service named FundCalibre.
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m and a revival propels nordea na all cap
Nordea’s top performing North American All Cap Fund has profited from a pick-up in M&A activity across the Atlantic in recent months.
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eight equity income funds yielding less inflation
UK inflation dipped from 2.8% in July to 2.7% in August, year-on-year, in a continuation of what many believe to be a downward trend towards its target of 2%.
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jpm fined 920m for london whale trades
JPMorgan Chase Bank has been fined $920m (£572.6m) by a series of authorities over the ‘London Whale’ trades it executed last year.