Everyone is still struggling to get to grips with the UK voting to leave the European Union, and quite frankly it has been ‘brexhausting’. Moving past the politics, Fidelity International has provided some tips about what this could mean for pensions, investments, and markets.
Summer 2016 will present a number of geo-political concerns for investors – the biggest of which is the run up to, and the aftermath of, the EU Referendum vote. Click through the slides below to see what Tom Stevenson, investment director for personal investing at Fidelity International, suggests investors can do to prepare themselves for…
A senior figure at Deutsche Asset Management is take to a medical leave of absence, as parent company Deutsche Bank bolsters its compliance and anti-financial crime divisions. Fidelity has poached a portfolio manager from Henderson Global, while Charles Stanley is to suffer a senior departure.
Despite resources such as oil, gas and coal being “negatively hit by the slowdown in growth in China”, it’s not all doom and gloom as Chinese consumers “continue to buy more than ever”, according to a recent report published by Fidelity International.
Asia showed the strongest organic growth of fund inflows at 18.6% among the regions analysed by Morningstar in its annual research paper on flows.
For the rest of 2016, being less pessimistic could be what consumers need economies and companies to feel to encourage them to come to their rescue.
Concerns around the upcoming UK budget saw consumers making the most of their pension benefits in February with self-invested personal pension (Sipp) contributions up by 203% compared with the same month last year.
With two months to go before the end of the current tax year, Maike Currie, investment director for personal investing at Fidelity International highlights seven ISA sins that investors should avoid.
The continued growth in demand for exchange traded products (ETFs) has prompted Fidelity International to build its own.
Fidelity International has launched a lifetime allowance (LTA) guide aimed at a growing number of people who have built up significant assets in their pension plans, and face the UK’s LTA falling from £1.25m to £1m in April 2016.
Fidelity Solutions’ multi-asset team looks at the reasons why investors should look through the current volatility.
It has been quite a start to the year in financial markets and the initial impulse many will have is to batten down the hatches and try to weatherproof portfolios.
