Timing a correction is a fool’s errand
The head of global multi-asset strategy at JP Morgan Asset Management (JPMAM) has described any attempt to time a market correction as a “fool’s errand”.
Author: Sebastian Cheek
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Walker Crips stays loyal to Woodford despite bad run
The managers of the Walker Crips managed portfolio range are sticking with Neil Woodford despite an extremely tough few months for the star manager.
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Conventional bonds shunned in favour of specialist vehicles
Premier Asset Management is shunning conventional bonds in favour of specialist lending vehicles in its multi-asset portfolios on the back of the former’s poor risk/return characteristics.
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Conventional bonds shunned in favour of specialist vehicles
Premier Asset Management is shunning conventional bonds in favour of specialist lending vehicles in its multi-asset portfolios on the back of the former’s poor risk/return characteristics.
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Brace for global recession in 2019
An economic downturn affecting most developed markets will occur in 2019, Aegon Asset Management has predicted.
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French private bank enters UK wealth space
Banque Transatlantique, part of French banking group Crédit Mutuel-CM11, is launching a wealth management business in the UK.
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Hawkish Fed to taper from next month
The US Federal Reserve announced it will begin to unwind its quantitative easing programme in October, and said another rate hike this year is likely despite persistently low inflation.
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Vanguard launches fresh attack in price war
Vanguard has launched a new offensive against competitors in the ongoing fund price war with the introduction of its first actively-managed bond fund in the UK.
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Companies increase long-term focus as quarterly reporting falls
The UK’s top companies are reducing the publication of quarterly reports with an increasing number abandoning them altogether, the UK’s Investment Association has found.
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OMW splits off £16bn multi-asset business as Buxton eyes MBO
Old Mutual Wealth is to spin off a dedicated £16bn ($20.7bn, €17.5bn) multi-asset investment business as part of the ongoing “managed separation” from its parent company.
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Analysis: Why cash ISAs have lost their shine
Cash Isas are on the wane while the amount of money pumped into stocks and shares Isas is growing, but why is this and who is responsible?
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Rising advisory costs eat away at fund managers’ margins
Asset managers are seeing their margins being eroded because remuneration paid to fund managers and analysts is rising while overall management fees are coming down, research has found.