TwentyFour’s Bowie names top bonds to survive rising rates
TwentyFour Asset Management’s Chris Bowie names his top bond picks that will help protect against a rising rate environment.
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Volatility strikes: buying opportunity or bear market ahead?
Volatility made its long-anticipated return to global equity markets this week, with US equities recording their biggest drop since the 2008 financial crisis. Here, eight investors outline what the return of volatility means for stock markets – good buying opportunity, or is it the start of a prolonged downturn?
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Markets tumble again as US hits correction territory
Global markets, including the FTSE 100, have tumbled again after US indices officially entered correction territory.
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Saints’ unbroken dividend run hits 38 years
The Scottish American Investment Company (Saints) achieved a 2.5% year-on-year increase in its dividend last year, extending its unbroken run of rises to 38 years.
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Candriam makes push into European real estate market
Candriam Investors has partnered with real estate investor Tristan Capital Partners, setting its sights on the European private equity real estate market.
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RWC poaches Craib-Cox from Aviva
RWC has hired Justin Craib-Cox to bolster its global convertible bond investment team, headed by Davide Basile.
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Roberts and Milburn tease details of Liontrust strategies
Ex-Kames fixed income duo David Roberts and Phil Milburn disclose details about the three strategies they are busy cooking up at new home Liontrust, with the first product potentially launching by the end of March.
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Robeco duo: Asia is ‘fintech hub of the future’
Robeco fund managers Patrick Lemmens and Jeroen van Oerle have declared Asia the “fintech hub of the future”.
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Hawkish BoE hints at earlier rate rises
The Bank of England has held interest rates at 0.5% but hinted at quickening the pace of further increases to bring inflation back in line with its 2% target.
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Quilter Cheviot expands investment management team
Quilter Cheviot is strengthening its investment team in London and Salisbury with three hires named as Oliver Harwood, Vaughn Webber and Scott Holloway.
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SEI Wealth Platform adds £10bn assets in 2017
SEI Wealth Platform increased assets under administration by £9.3bn to £41.4bn in 2017, its parent company has reported.
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Ashmore’s AUM hits $70bn as investors clamour for EM
Ashmore continued to benefit from high investor demand for emerging markets products, recording close to $8bn in net inflows over the first half of the year.
