meteor unveils ftse accumulation deposit plan
Meteor Asset Management has announced its latest product launch targeting 7.6% per year or 1.5% per quarter.
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bringing some colour back into pasty uk retailers
Just like those pasties the politicians were trying a little too hard to enjoy this week, general sentiment towards UK consumer-facing businesses is lukewarm at best while our high streets remain a bit crusty around the edges.
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Investec rings changes on UK Alpha Fund
Philip Rodrigs is to take over the Investec UK Alpha Fund from current manager Ken Hsia.
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income-focused competition heats up
Gilliat Financial Solutions has upped the heat in the income-generating competition raging among structured product providers, with the launch of an income builder offering up to 7.9% per year.
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investors should buy poorly-performing liontrust
A run of poor performance from the Liontrust European Absolute Return Fund should be used by investors to enhance their returns from this strategy by buying into it now, according to Mick Gilligan, head of research at Killik & Co.
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mam multi-asset income fund for martin gray
By the end of Q2, MAM Funds is expected to launch a global multi-asset income proposition for Martin Gray and James Sullivan.
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meteor targets yield for investors
Meteor Asset Management has launched its latest FTSE Income Deposit Plan, targeting yields of 7.25% per year or 1.4% per quarter.
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promotion at blackrock
BlackRock has promoted Alex Hoctor-Duncan to head of retail for EMEA, while current international retail head Maarten Slendebroek is set to leave for Jupiter.
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eis the patriotic way to reduce tax bills
Thanks to changes in last week’s Budget, Enterprise Investment Schemes are able to invest in larger companies than the traditional start-ups that, not without risk, bring investment and tax breaks to both sides.
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fidelity to sell indian fund arm
L&T Finance Limited, a subsidiary of technology, engineering and construction group Larsen and Toubro, is set to acquire Fidelity Worldwide Investments Indian mutual fund business.
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Fixed income dominates February fund sales
The IMA stats for February show fund sales led convincingly by those in the sterling fixed income sectors.
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can we afford to discriminate equity income
Despite the fact we are well-versed in the ‘strong corporate balance sheets’, ‘growing populations’ and ‘changing demographics’ stories of emerging markets, there’s still an inherent lack of trust in the corporate governance standards of these economies.
