neptune enters long/short space
In a departure from its traditional long-only stance, Neptune is to launch a Global Long/Short Sector fund on 1 November.
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argonaut capital partners hires greg bennett
European boutique Argonaut Capital Partners has hired Greg Bennett, originally of Neptune Investment Management and more recently at Malborough.
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bonds outperform hedge funds and equities in september
Bonds outpeformed hedge funds and equities in September, despite recording their worst monthly performance in 2011, according to the EDHEC-Risk Institute.
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what if the eurozone was to break up
Cass Business School student Caroline Duong won the 2011 Threadneedle Investment Award for this essay on the investment implications of a break-up of the eurozone.
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Santander AM hires new head of credit
Santander Asset Management UK has appointed a new head of credit, Azim Meghji, who will look after the £977m Sterling Corporate Bond fund.
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investors seek buying opportunities amid market volatility
Investor confidence still has some way to fall before it hits the 2008 lows, with many planning to increase their stock market exposure over the next few months, according to the AIC.
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pa analysis an end to rising inflation is finally in sight
Record levels of CPI inflation may have been reached but at the same time there are distinct signs that this a trend downwards is just around the corner.
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london and capital targets income seekers
Investors’ demand for yield has led London & Capital to launch income options within its managed portfolio range.
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allianz gi gets rmb currency fund approved
The Allianz RCM Renminbi Currency Fund has received CSSF approval and will launch across Europe on 18 October.
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l and g and meteor offer new structured products
L&G and Meteor Asset Management have both expanded their structured product ranges, with the launch of new plans.
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vam opens a share class of international ex usa growth fund
VAM Funds has opened an A share class of the International ex-USA Growth fund, to appeal to investors looking for global exposure while avoiding the US.
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asias long term economic strength outweighs short term market falls
The recent shift towards developed rather than emerging markets is temporary, argues Catherine Yeung, who says Asia’s economic strength will soon see a return to emerging nations.
