Janus Henderson’s global equities head steps down
Janus Henderson Investors has announced that the firm’s current global head of equities, Graham Kitchen, is leaving the industry to pursue other interests in the charitable sector.
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Workload makes 52% of employees in finance ‘physically ill’
More than half of employees in financial services say their workload has made them physically ill according to the latest survey by Emolument.
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Sterling has mixed fortunes on Brexit ‘breakthrough’
Sterling has had a mixed reaction to Britain and the EU completing the first phase of negotiations and reaching a historic deal overnight.
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In-video advertiser confirms £62m flotation on Aim
Mirriad, a portfolio company of Neil Woodford favourite IP group, has confirmed its £62m flotation on the Alternative Investment Market (Aim).
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Hermes’ Rutherford warns against blind faith in tech
Investors have been warned against having blind faith in technology stocks by Hermes’ James Rutherford, who said the sector had seen “bubble-like” hysteria.
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Baillie Gifford appoints managers to Edinburgh Worldwide trust
Baillie Gifford has appointed Svetlana Viteva and Luke Ward as deputy managers on the Edinburgh Worldwide Investment Trust.
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Blackrock expands emerging market debt range
Blackrock has launched an emerging market short duration bond fund, designed to mitigate interest rate risk.
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Exposing the true cost of investing
The mere threat of more transparency will push asset managers to offer discounts to investors, according to one industry expert on a quest to uncover the true cost of investments and the apparent conspiracies against transparency in the market.
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OMGI’s Buxton: Market too complacent over Corbyn-led government
Old Mutual Global Investors (OMGI) chief executive Richard Buxton is concerned that markets are failing to adequately price-in the likelihood of a Jeremy Corbyn-led Labour government next year.
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Inflows into strategic bond funds surge in October
Fund flows into Sterling Strategic Bonds surged in October, as investors continued to show caution on the outlook for UK equities.
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LGIM posts £38bn of inflows for 2017
Legal & General Investment Management took in total external net inflows of £38.1bn by the end of October, in a year of “great momentum” for its life insurance parent company.
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7IM shows CIO the door
Seven Investment Management (7IM) has sacked long-standing CIO Chris Darbyshire after disagreements over the “strategic direction” of the firm, it has emerged.
