history doesnt repeat itself at best it sometimes rhymes
Jeff Molitor looks at various behavioural finance traits and urges investors to use patience, discipline and perspective when managing their portfolios.
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aviva investors extends its structured product range
The Defined Growth fund 2 can offer a yield as high as 9% per year, but like all structured products, there are risks.
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pa analysis: don’t confuse trading for investing
The BBC interview earlier this week with Alessio Rastani was a great example of the views of a trader being totally at odds with the views of an investor.
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towry fined GBP 494900 by fsa
Wealth manager Towry has been fined almost half a million pounds by the FSA for breach of two key principles, including treatment of client money.
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schroders appoints rob hall head of multi-manager
Schroders has appointed Rob Hall as head of multi-manager, where he will co-manage three multi-manager funds.
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ingenious rolls out mm global growth oeic
Ingenious Asset Management has made its £25m discretionary multi-asset vehicle, Global Growth Fund, available though an Oeic structure.
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europe is the single biggest risk to the global economy
BlackRock’s chief equity strategist, Bob Doll, says while the US is more than likely to suffer a double dip, it’s the situation in Europe we should really be worried about.
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dan roberts ends a short stint at Eden to join Fidelity
Dan Roberts has left Eden Financial after a matter of weeks to join Fidelity to run a new global equity income proposition.
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gam launches emerging asia equity fund
GAM intends to tap into overlooked ASEAN markets with the launch of its GAM Star Emerging Asia Equity fund.
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japanese stocks at steal levels
Over the next decade Japanese equities will offer investors the best bet for making money, according to PSigma’s Tom Becket.
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f and c appoints product specialist to em debt team
Peter Svododa has been brought in from Erste Group as a product specialist for the emerging market debt team.
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pa analysis: fitch ratings service already obsolete and offers nothing new
Fitch’s new fund ratings service is a copy of a business model that is already broken in the UK and offers fund buyers nothing new.
