PA ANALYSIS: Is dollar weakness set to reverse?
The dollar weakness we’ve seen this year took most investors by surprise. There are, however, obvious reasons for this, and fundamentals suggest it could reverse.
The dollar weakness we’ve seen this year took most investors by surprise. There are, however, obvious reasons for this, and fundamentals suggest it could reverse.
Coram Asset Management has adopted a selective approach to its European exposure on fears the interconnection between countries in the eurozone leaves them open to contagion.
Both of Neil Woodford’s income vehicles were featured in The Share Centre’s top-ten traded funds in May, in spite of recent doubts over performance.
Tilney closed 2016 with assets under management at £22.4bn after factoring in its acquisitions of Towry and Ingenious Asset Management.
Hilbert Investment Solutions has appointed David McFayden to help build its new discretionary service.
Stewart Investors has revealed the launch of a new small-cap investment trust to be run by former Fidelity manager Ashish Swarup.
Waverton Investment Management has introduced a global equity/bond model portfolio service aimed at US expat clients.
Cerno Capital is eyeing up opportunities in India and Japan, and is not willing to give up on the infrastructure trade despite president Trump’s inaction.
Most wealth managers are unaware of the need to prepare for game-changing new data protection rules coming into force in less than a year’s time according to two industry consultants.
European Wealth has added to its exposure in emerging and frontier markets resisting the current investor temptation to “sit on your hands” and weather any upcoming storms.
Advisers favour a Conservative victory in the UK general election as nearly one in three say uncertainty over the result and its aftermath are a major concern for their business, research from MetLife shows.
Ex-Amundi man Michael Hart has joined Gresham House as head of distribution effective immediately.