Five funds for when income actually matters
Square Mile Research's Victoria Hasler unpacks five funds that aim to provide a high and stable level of income, irrespective of market conditions.
Square Mile Research's Victoria Hasler unpacks five funds that aim to provide a high and stable level of income, irrespective of market conditions.
Goldman Sachs Asset Management (GSAM) has launched a trio of multi-asset UCITS funds, its first offering in the multi-asset retail space.
After several months of speculation, Aviva Investors has started launching a new multi-strategy fund range under the management of new CEO Euan Munro.
BNY Mellon has launched a UCITS absolute return fund with daily liquidity, managed by its Insight Investment boutique.
Henderson Global Investors plans to acquire Geneva Capital Management, a US equities manager for an initial consideration of $200m (£117m).
Regulations should be pared down and costs reduced to foster a competitive and sustainable adviser market, a report compiled by APFA revealed.
Universal Life insurance products are growing in popularity as advisers look for ways to mitigate potential taxes for their high-net-worth clients who own UK property.
Advisers in Europe are being forced to offer clients a limited choice of products because many life companies have exited the region to seek more profitable and less heavily regulated markets further east.
After four long years of preparation, early resistance and a fair amount of controversy, FATCA, the most far reaching piece of tax evasion legislation ever to have been enacted, has come into force.
The New York Attorney General is suing Barclays over the operation of its so-called dark pool electronic trading division, alleging that investors were left exposed to predatory trading practices.
Now that the dust has settled following the UK Chancellors 2014 Budget Announcement, it's time to take a look at the opportunities available to International Advisers and their clients with UK pension schemes.
A company representing a group of at least 250 Britons who invested in property in Cyprus and who are now being pursued over loans they cannot afford, is warning that the Cypriot banks are stepping up their activity.