In a rare divergence, Neil Woodford and his former employer Invesco Perpetual have ended up on opposite sides of the fence over a boardroom battle taking shape at Stobart Group, famous for its huge lorries.
Invesco has entered a direct relationship with advisers with the purchase of back-office software provider Intelliflo for an undisclosed sum.
Mark Carney cast doubt on a May rate rise, UK GDP grew at its most sluggish pace in over five years, US treasuries hit 3% and Russia faced US sanctions. So which funds had the toughest time navigating April? Our sister publication Portfolio Adviser examines performance figures from FE.
Delegates at Dubai Multi Asset Masterclass 2018 reflect on why this type of product meet so many modern client needs.
Clive Emery discusses the hedge fund characteristics of the Invesco Global Targeted Returns Fund and the significance of achieving 5% compound growth.
Sterling Strategic Bond funds with large allocations to equities have fallen from top to bottom quartile in the year to date, coinciding with volatility returning to stock markets after a buoyant 2017.
Invesco Perpetual is expected to cut its 44% stake in AJ Bell, alongside second-largest shareholder Andy Bell, to make it easier for smaller investors to get in on the firm’s IPO.
Neil Woodford sold out of AJ Bell just before the broker and platform provider confirmed plans to float on the London Stock Exchange.
Invesco has expanded its Luxembourg-domiciled Ucits range with the launch of the Sustainable Allocation and Global High Yield Short Term Bond funds.
Invesco Perpetual has issued a stark warning online after discovering its clients are being targeted by “sophisticated” fraudsters in telephone calls and emails.
Invesco PowerShares has launched its first preferred shares ETF in Europe.
US-based investment manager Invesco is in talks to buy the asset management business of Guggenheim Partners, according to media reports.
