PA ANALYSIS: Volatile time for active managers amid an oncoming wave of ETFs
Could more active fund managers make use of ETF structures?
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The next chapter in the eurozone debt crisis: Italy and Spain
Ted Scott considers the potential next steps in the eurozone crisis, in particular Italy and Spain.
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ARC: Cautious mandates lead the way in 2011
Cautious portfolios have led the way so far in 2011, according to the ARC Private Client Indices.
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A year of two halves
HSBC’s Philip Poole explains why he believes emerging markets will now begin to outperform.
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OBSR removes Bill Millers AA fund rating
Legg Mason Capital Management Value fund has been dropped from OBSRs service.
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Poor sentiment towards equities benefits Euro Assets trust
The £122m F&C-managed trust saw its NAV rise 12.5% in sterling terms over first half of 2011.
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The death knell for fund supermarkets?
Dennis Hall identifies the winners and losers from the FSA’s latest platforms paper.
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Markets will look past debt issues, but not yet
Despite an uncomfortable backdrop for risk assets, Bob Doll says the US will avoid recession.
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Jupiter Strategic Bond de-risks and looks to Australia
Jupiters Ariel Bezalel is avoiding UK debt in favour of Australian and Canadian sovereign paper.
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Pimco says investors should move away from US
Bill Gross believes the US debt crisis highlights the uncertainty of its future growth prospects.
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Global growth to shrink further, economists warn
The National Institute of Economic and Social Research believes global growth is waning.
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LGIM records strong profits but cites regulation as on-going risk
The investment arm of Legal & General has reported strong inflows, particularly in its active funds.
