Low fund fees are brilliant, investor-friendly, fair and inherently good. At least that’s what some in the industry would say, but what happened to the notion of paying that little bit more to get quality service?
Investment giant Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM) is set to move certain operations to Dublin as its post-Brexit base in the EU after Brexit.
Oil prices could rise in the months ahead and the price fall seen in the wake of OPEC’s Vienna meeting may be a buying opportunity, experts have said.
Rowan Dartington technical investment director Guy Stephens said the US, UK and eurozone tick two of the three boxes that point to a stagflationary resurgence.
A man who complained about advice from Legacy Wealth to invest two-thirds of his pension pot into an unregulated UCIS has won his case at the Financial Ombudsman.
Sterling has suffered its biggest fall since April after a poll suggested the Conservative party’s lead in the UK general election had diminished.
Fidelity’s fund platform FundsNetwork has named Jackie Boylan as head of advisory services, the role previously occupied by Jon Everill.
Recently privatised Royal Mail is in the danger zone for potentially being relegated out of the FTSE 100 index of the UK’s top shares, according to experts.
Fidelity International has replaced the manager of its underperforming American fund and shifted its investment style to offer “greater flexibility” to adapt to market conditions.
The Schroder European Real Estate Investment Trust has said it is nearly fully invested, 17 months after it floated on the stockmarket.
BMO GAM’s Gary Potter has hit back at the “brainwashed” fund industry’s attitude to costs after two of his F&C multi-manager funds were downgraded by Morningstar.
Daniel Godfrey’s The People’s Trust has revealed its final line-up, but Orbis Investments has pulled out.
