tfi friday and stils sri eis
As open-ended houses bring their SRI fund ranges under their in-house equity management, STIL annoucnes details of its new enterprise investment scheme based on SRI investments.
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fsas new guard cut from the same cloth
Hector Sants decision to leave the FSA has been said by some to have come from frustration with the delay of planed regulatory reform within Parliament. How will his replacements stack up?
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Jerrry Devlin resurfaces at Macquarie
Former Barings man Jerry Devlin has taken on a new role at Macquarie running the sales division looking after financial institutions.
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skandia swaps managers on its global equity fund
Five Oceans Asset Management has replaced JP Morgan AM as manager of its Global Equity Fund.
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rise in bond yields a temporary move
Chris Iggo talks about the recent rise in government bond yields possibly pointing to their “normalisation” though he adds investors need to be prepared for this being a short-lived rise.
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fsa sants to leave in summer
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has announced its much-pilloried chief executive officer, Hector Sants, is to leave the organisation at the end of June.
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rdr driving shift to dfms defaqto
As the implementation of RDR creeps closer two-fifths of platform users in the UK are outsourcing some or all of their investment process, according to a survey from Defaqto.
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morgan stanley launches an array
Morgan Stanley has announced the launch of three structured products, a new Defensive Bonus Plan as well as the latest issues of its Protected Growth Plan and Morgan Stanley FTSE Booster Plan.
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russia – a doll of an investment
Concerns surrounding Russia’s political landscape and its reliance on oil and gas still abound. But if you don’t have exposure to Russia in your portfolio, could you be missing out on the cheapest way to capture an EM market recovery?
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ossiam adds em to its etf range
Natixis-owned ETF provider Ossiam is to list an Emerging Markets version of its minimum variance family of ETFs on exchanges across Europe later this month.
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osbornes gilty pleasure and his triple
Within the financial services industry Chancellor George Osborne is generally applauded for the pig-headed manner in which he has stuck to his austerity drive. Is he about to go too far?
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f and c posts outflows
F&C saw gross new third-party business of £7.8bn, but still reported overall net outflows of £7.2bn for the year as executive chairman Edward Bramson continues with his review strategy and cost reduction programme.
