syz co imports us equity strategy into europe
Syz & Co is to make a new US equity strategy available to European investors, managed by Kansas-based Scount Investments.
Syz & Co is to make a new US equity strategy available to European investors, managed by Kansas-based Scount Investments.
Newton’s Raj Shant has been made lead manager of the firm’s European Higher Income Fund once more, after Fred Moore announced he was leaving to pursue business interests outside the investment management industry.
BlackRock’s Mark Lyttleton has suffered a further blow, with his flagship UK Absolute Alpha Fund recommended as a sell by Bestinvest just weeks after he stood down from managing the core BlackRock UK Fund.
George Renouf has been bullish on equities relative to other asset classes for a while though he is also wise enough to know this view cannot hold true forever.
Liontrust’s year-end results show the company continuing to move in the right direction in terms its strategy and its fund flows.
HSBC Global Asset Management is planning to launch a fixed income fund targeting bonds in India.
When the tide comes in all boats rise, right? So, why then are so many people still seemingly anchored in the harbour?
Investors are using ETFs more heavily for dynamic strategies and specific sub-segment exposure than in the past, although the main use remains long-term buy and hold investing in broad market indices.
Companies hoarding cash or paying vastly higher dividends rather than re-investing in growth could be one of the biggest risk factors for returns in the next few years, according to Martin Curries global equity income manager, Alan Porter.
Investec Structured Products has announced the launch of a new defensive range of plans, designed for investors comfortable with the volatility of the FTSE 100 Index but uncertain on the direction it may take over various timeframes.
The FSA has released complaints data for the second half of 2011, with some well-known firms listed for failure to provide adequate investment services.
John Redwood sifts through the OBR’s forecast figures for UK economic growth and assesses where the growth will come from.