update baillie gifford discounts charges on global income fund
Baillie Gifford is to discount the initial charge (not the annual management charge as previously stated)on its Global Income Fund for six months from 1 November.
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pa analysis eu summits unlikely to make policy decisions
Neither the EU summit this weekend nor the follow-up in early November are likely to reveal the policy decisions an end to the eurozone crisis is clammering for.
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global equity income funds make the cut
Rayner Spencer Mills added six new funds to its rating service in September, three of which have a global equity income remit.
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signia targets ultra high net worth individuals
Signia Wealth has appointed Etienne de Merlis as an executive director of its investment team, where he will act as portfolio manager for ultra high net worth clients.
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incapital europe launches inflation-beating structured products
Incapital Europe has launched a couple of structured investment plans aimed at investors looking to beat inflation in a low base rate environment.
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first state further expands em debt team
First State Investments has expanded its recently established emerging markets debt team with three new hires.
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who will fund higher levels of bank capital
Chris Iggo looks at the complications over how banks will fund the higher levels of capital regulation is forcing them to hold.
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barings appoints new chief operating officer
Baring Asset Management has appointed John Burns to take over from John Misselbrook who will retire at the end of the year after a decade with the firm.
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Threadneedle launches contrarian US equities fund
Threadneedle has launched a US Contrarian Equities fund that will be managed by Columbia Management.
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pursglove joins goldman sachs asset management
Ex-Gartmore head of retail, Richard Pursglove, has joined Goldman Sachs Asset Management as head of the third party distribution business in the UK.
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does em debt offer a defensive play
Emerging Market sovereign debt should increasingly be seen as a defensive play because of the countries’ low budget deficits compared to developed nations, according to Pimco.
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european fund houses continue to see net outflows of assets
According to EFAMA’s latest monthly monitoring, fund managers across Europe are continuing to see net outflows of assets.
