are you a competitive blender
The debate of active versus passive investing has made way for discussions over how best to blend both types of strategy, according to a survey of 35 financial services companies released today.
The debate of active versus passive investing has made way for discussions over how best to blend both types of strategy, according to a survey of 35 financial services companies released today.
BlackRock has launched a global absolute return bond fund within its Luxembourg Sicav Range, to be managed by Ian Winship its head of sterling fundamental fixed income team.
The global market for fixed income exchange traded funds (ETFs) will grow to more than $2trn in assets over the next decade, compared with $302bn today, according to new market analysis by iShares.
Swiss asset manager Mirabaud has recruited former-BlackRock GEM co-head Daniel Tubbs to manage a new Luxembourg domiciled emerging markets Ucits fund.
Morningstar OBSR has placed BlackRock’s US Dynamic Fund and its offshore equivalent, BlackRock Global Funds US Flexible Equity, under review following news manager Bob Doll is to retire.
As the eurozone deals with the ramifications of two incumbent presidents’ departures at the weekend, US giant iShares has expanded its fixed income range with eight single country eurozone sovereign debt funds.
iShares has today dual-listed Europes first emerging market corporate bond ETF denominated in dollars.
BlackRock is to amend the mandate for its Global Equity Fund to allow it to invest in securities in emerging as well as developed markets.
BNP Paribas Investment Partners has outlined what it plans to do with its emerging market fixed income offering, following news that BlackRock poached seven of its EM debt team.
BlackRock’s Daniel Tubbs has left the firm to pursue other opportunities, with new hire Luiz Soares stepping up to head the firm’s fundamental equity emerging markets team.
Asset management giant BlackRock today unveiled a high-profile campaign designed to engender a longer-term global investment culture.
Mark Lyttleton is to stand down as the long-time manager of the BlackRock UK Fund, culminating what has been a tough few years for Lyttleton and his investment management reputation.