Jupiter’s assets inch closer to £50bn in Q3
Jupiter Fund Management’s assets under management closed the three months to 30 September 2017 at £48.4bn, growing 19% year-to-date.
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Lowcock: Why Abenomics will continue to benefit Japan
With Shinzo Abe’s recent announcement of a snap election, Adrian Lowcock, investment director at Architas, assesses the case for investing in Japan.
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IMF sees global growth accelerate
In a sign the world economy is heating up, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has revised its global GDP growth forecasts upwards for the second time this year. The global recovery is still “incomplete” though, it claimed.
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JP Morgan unveils first European ETFs
JP Morgan Asset Management (JPMAM) will launch its first two European ETFs “imminently”. Both ETFs will be actively managed, and will compete with traditional hedge funds, the company said
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The best value platforms for investment trusts
The most cost-effective platforms for holding and trading investment trusts have been identified by the Association of Investment Companies (AIC).
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The People’s Trust binned after lack of support
The People’s Trust is no more after failing to raise a sufficient level of capital to be viable.
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Jupiter Merlin chops Woodford exposure
Jupiter’s multi-manager range has drastically shaved down its exposure to Neil Woodford’s flagship equity income fund and has added three new funds to its holdings, Portfolio Adviser has learned.
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Fundsmith Equity most researched fund on FE
Terry Smith’s Fundsmith Equity was the most researched fund by advisers on FE’s Analytics model between January to September.
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Premier AUM hits record high at £6bn
Premier Asset Management has reported strong growth in assets under management (AUM), following the 18th successive quarter of positive net inflows.
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Pimfa boosts public policy team
The Personal Investment Management & Financial Advice Association (Pimfa) has hired a senior adviser for public policy.
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Fund groups failing to sell ethical investments
Investor demand for ethical products is on the rise but the industry has missed a trick by failing to speak in a language that resonates.
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Is October’s penchant for volatility cause for concern?
October is renowned as being particularly volatile for markets, but this reputation should be viewed in perspective as it stems from just three events, argues Architas’s Adrian Lowcock.
