Part of the rationale behind setting up Woodford Investment Management, Neil Woodford says, is to create an entity that allows fund managers to focus on fund management. According to Woodford, while it will be “continuity in a new setting” from a fund management point of view, what he has learned over his years in the…
The five year bull market is looking pretty mature and according to Neil Woodford, there is reason to be cautious about the UK’s ability to continue to grow at the sort of rates that a large number of economists are predicting for the next 12 months. The jury is out, I think it is early…
Neil Woodford of Woodford Investment Management, believes it is highly unlikely that next three to five years will be as profitable for markets as the past three to five years have been. He says the market faces a challenging future as economic and corporate fundamentals catch up with share prices and monetary stimulus prop that…
Emulating its existing Global Equity Income Fund, the SICAV version is designed to tap dividend yield growth.
Washington DC headquartered Clements Worldwide has launched a guaranteed issue term life insurance product into the Middle East and North Africa region.
For a price tag of £550m, Aberdeen Asset Management completed the acquisition of Scottish Widows Investment Partnerships (SWIP) infrastructure fund management business from Lloyds Banking Group.
Global Student Accommodation Group has completed its purchase of a 50% stake in Coral Portfolio.
The daunting task of planning a business model across several jurisdictions was made simpler for Guardian Wealth Management thanks to its client-focused approach. Success comes from acknowledging the people behind the transactions.
Investec Asset Management said international interest for its range of multi-asset portfolios has driven it to strengthen its team with three new hires.
A healthy retail demand boosted assets under management at Schroders to a record high in the first quarter 2014.
Vincent Derudder, the former chairman of a trade body representing more than 230,000 individual advisers across Europe, has raised concerns that anti-EU, populist and nationalist MEPs, such as the UK Independent Party, could do further damage to Europe’s cross-border financial services industry.
The Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) is encouraging more asset management firms to domicile funds there.
