Quilter WealthSelect managers highlight ‘no landing’ scenario concerns
MPS managers have paused adding to their fixed income allocation over fears sticky inflation could delay rate cuts
Bluebay Asset Management
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FundCalibre awards Aegon, Fidelity and Ninety One funds with ‘Elite’ rating
Seven strategies received the rating while four were awarded the ‘Elite Radar’ badge
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What do interest rate rises mean for wealth management M&A?
Borrowing and debt servicing costs are going up, which will impact how much companies are willing to pay
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PEOPLE MOVES: Abacus Gibraltar, Sanne, Ros Altmann
Adviser Abacus appoints Hong Kong office lead, Sanne names Jersey client services director from UBS and former UK pensions minister Baroness Ros Altmann joins a fintech firm.
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PEOPLE MOVES: SJP, Artemis, BlueBay
International wealth management group St James’s Place makes several changes to its range of funds, Artemis appoints Jasper Berens, former JP Morgan Asset Management UK head, to take over its head of distribution and Martin Currie poaches from Blackrock.
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BlueBay expands ESG fixed income investment offering
Fixed income manager BlueBay Asset Management is expanding its environmental, social and governance (ESG) fixed income offering in response to client demand for greater incorporation of the ethical investment strategy.
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BlueBay AM opens office in Germany
Global fixed income manager BlueBay Asset Management has opened an office in Munich to provide clients in Germany with “on the ground” support.
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PEOPLE MOVES: Fidelity Intl, StanChart, US SEC
Fidelity International has named a country head of China, while Standard Chartered in Hong Kong has made a raft of senior appointments following the resignation announcement of the bank’s chief executive. The US Securities and Exchange Commission has confirmed more departures ahead of the presidential inauguration.
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ANALYSIS: Are markets in the eye of the storm?
Humans have a remarkable capacity for adaption and the investment management sector is no different.
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Investors must adapt to ‘repeating market cycle’, says BlueBay’s Riley
Investors must adapt to a repeating market cycle of rising global growth fears, subsequent sell-off and rescue by ‘dovish’ central banks, said David Riley of BlueBay Asset Management.
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UK corporate credit starting to be hit by Brexit – Bluebay
The British pound is “not the only casualty” of uncertainty resulting from the upcoming referendum on whether to remain or leave the European Union, according to head of credit strategy at BlueBay Asset Management, David Riley.
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PEOPLE MOVES: BlueBay AM, Ascot Lloyd, Knadel…
BlueBay Asset Management has strengthened its high yield team; while Ascot Lloyd has nabbed the former chief executive of Cofunds for a non-executive role. Knadel and the JFSC announced board appointments and Barclays named a new chief operating officer.