Sceptics wrong about ‘timid’ bull market
Kleinwort Hambros chief investment officer (CIO) Mouhammed Choukeir has argued the “bull market can continue to grind higher”.
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UK’s worst manager shuts up shop
Jayesh Manek will be shutting his flagship growth fund after 20 years, following years of being one of the UK’s worst performing managers.
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UK retail sales ‘lacklustre’ but still growing
While UK retail sales registered a monthly increase of 0.3% between September and October, annually they dropped 0.3% according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
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Inducement ban detrimental to consumers, warns CISI
An outright ban on the offering or acceptance of inducements within the financial services industry will lead to “opportunities for people to understand each other” being missed, the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investments (CISI) has warned.
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Tilney’s Hollands: UK troubles are temporary
Tilney’s Jason Hollands has argued that the UK’s struggling economy is likely to be a short-lived beast.
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How have the oldest UK equity trusts performed?
Some of the oldest trusts in the UK equity space have a history of 70 years or more, but how have they performed? Portfolio Adviser looks closely at the list.
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Hawksmoor adds to growing London office
Hawksmoor Investment Management has appointed a senior manager to its London office as it looks to expand business in the south east.
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Aberdeen Standard to raise £250m for European trust
Aberdeen Standard Investments is planning to launch a property-focused UK investment trust this December.
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Robeco launches global credits short maturity strategy
Robeco has launched a short duration version of their Global Credits strategy, which focuses on developed investment grade corporate bonds with a maximum of six years maturity.
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LGIM enters ETF space with platform acquisition
Legal & General Investment Management has made its first move into the ETF market, acquiring a European-focused platform.
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Old Mutual Wealth drops name in favour of Quilter
Old Mutual Wealth is to be renamed Quilter PLC once its managed separation from the wider Old Mutual group completes next year.
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Could rising technology spark low inflation?
Rathbones has ranked technology as the second most-likely cause of low inflation in the UK over the next 20 years, just behind Bank of England monetary policy as the first.
