Can the raging bull continue its charge?
Since the lows of the crisis, US equities have risen about 270%, with many other global markets witnessing similarly strong gains. But can the bull run continue? Four investors weigh in.
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Madrid defender in second tax probe
Brazil and Real Madrid player Marcelo Vieira is facing the prospect of Spanish tax investigators trawling through his accounts for a second time.
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FCA work to continue until firms use ‘common sense’
Work to clear up the boundary between advice and guidance will continue until firms learn to use “common sense” to benefit consumers, FCA chief executive Andrew Bailey has pledged.
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Stephen Lansdown: Financial services has ‘lost its mojo’
The UK’s financial services sector has “lost its mojo” because it has forgotten about servicing clients amid the maelstrom of regulation, according to Stephen Lansdown.
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AllianzGI announces top brass reshuffle as McKay retires
Allianz Global Investors announced several new appointments as it confirmed current co-head George McKay will retire in 2018.
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Pictet ups exposure to Europe and Japan
Pictet Asset Management has increased its weightings to the eurozone and Japan, while at a sector level it has raised exposure to financial and energy companies.
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Wealth manager acquires second advice firm in a year
Wealth manager and legal adviser Progeny Group has acquired Chestergate Financial Planning in a continued push of its ‘acquire to hire’ strategy.
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King’s speech rattles Spanish markets
The Spanish stock market opened deep in the red on Tuesday morning, following a combative speech by Spain’s King Felipe in which the monarch blamed Catalan authorities squarely for the escalating political crisis that has engulfed the Mediterranean country.
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Fidelity’s fulcrum fee – revolutionary or pie in the sky?
Fidelity International’s announcement that it will implement a performance-based fee sparked mixed reactions in the industry, with some calling it “innovative” and others saying it missed the mark.
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Two-thirds of analysts out of a job post-Mifid II
Research unbundling could lead to widespread job losses for analysts in a post-Mifid world according to research by Capital Access Group (CAG).
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Tesco resumes dividend as investors hail ‘turnaround’
Tesco delighted investors by announcing it will pay a 1p interim dividend for the first time since its accounting scandal.
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Terry Smith and Woodford top traded but Vanguard gains ground
While Fundsmith Equity, Woodford Income and Lindsell Train Global were the most popular funds in September, Vanguard “muscled its way in to the top five”, according to Interactive Investor.
