banks distribution dominance in asia on the slide
Research from Cerulli Associates shows that while banks still dominate fund distribution in Asia, IFAs are making ground.
Research from Cerulli Associates shows that while banks still dominate fund distribution in Asia, IFAs are making ground.
The UK’s financial sector is at threat from the 23-member club created at the European Summit in the early hours of Friday morning, according to leading economists.
Christine Johnson is no longer the interim manager of the OMAM Corporate Bond Fund as she is now its permanent lead manager.
Bill Dinning admits that it won’t be easy, and that it will take time, but a fiscal union and a commonly issued eurozone bond is the only solution.
Polar Capital’s interim results show an uplift in profits as well as assets under management.
The latest research from EPFR shows some surprising European allocations from equity and bond investors and fund managers as we get towards the end of a topsy-turvy year.
LGIM is the latest fund management group to streamline its fund ranges, with the merger of two of its bond income funds into an existing fixed income proposition.
Transact-owner, Integrated Financial Services, has been fined £3.5m for “serious” and long-running breaches relating to client money.
The M&G Corporate Bond Fund does not adhere to the IMA’s definition of a corporate bond so it should be moved out of the IMA sector altogether.
Baring Asset Management has appointed Matthew Whitbread as an investment manager in its multi-asset team, bringing it up to 10-strong.
Threadneedle’s Jeremy Podger is to take over Fidelity’s Global Special Situations Fund following a dismal five-year tenure with Jorma Korhonen at the helm. Can he improve the fund’s performance?
Philip Poole assesses the market and investment impact of S&P’s recent eurozone downgrade.