Are developed economies getting back to normal?
Neil Williams asks whether developed countries’ economies are truly starting to recover.
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Report: They’re safe, and please dont call them Newcits
EFAMA today released a report that says so-called “Newcits” funds are as robust as other Ucits funds
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Tracker funds enjoy highest selling quarter on record
Net retail sales of tracker funds in Q1 2011 reached a record high of £824m, IMA stats show.
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ETPs should have risk warnings, says Evercore
A call for ETP to be classified as either simple or ‘complex’ has been made by Evercore PA’s CEO.
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Some of the pessimism on the UK is overdone
RLAM’s Ian Kernohan says labour market trends suggest it is not all doom and gloom for the UK.
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First State: we are not as alarmist as Grantham
First State’s Joanne Warner says her team is “more moderate” than Jeremy Grantham on commodities
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PA ANALYSIS: What price more volatility?
Volatility fears have plagued investors thus far this year, even as markets remain resilient.
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Greek economy outperforms UK in Q1 2011
A better than expected performance from the Germany economy has helped push forward eurozone GDP.
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Morgan Stanley unveils long/short equity fund
Morgan Stanley and US manager Ascend Capital are to launch a Ucits-III long/short strategy.
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Wilfed Sit swaps Mirae for new role at Barings
Wilfred Sit has joined Barings from Mirae Asset Global Investments as CIO in its Asian operation.
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Adviser told to pay £2.9m in damages after High Court ruling
IFA firm de Vere has won almost £3m in damages from the former manager of its Brussels office.
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Meteor AM launches FTSE 5 and FTSE 10-based products
Meteor AM has revealed two new products based on the performance of the top five or ten FTSE stocks.
