Newton multi-asset deputy CIO Paul Brain retires
Brain, who previously led Newton’s fixed income team, retires after 40 years as an investment manager
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How to invest in an interest rate falling world
Many of the areas that have come under pressure as rates have risen may start to revive
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PEOPLE MOVES: Aviva Investors, Evelyn Partners, GSB Capital
As investment manager makes six hires, another hires global head of sustainable investing
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BNY Mellon unveils multi-asset moderate fund
It will be run by Newton IM’s Paul Flood
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PEOPLE MOVES: One Four Nine Group, Morningstar, Newton
Advice group names CEO, as financial services giant makes c-suite change
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PEOPLE MOVES: Value Partners, Nutmeg, Brooks Macdonald Int’l
Asset manager names chief executive, as CEO steps down from digital wealth firm
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Alternatives attractive to multi-asset managers
Renewable energy, asset financing and music streaming are playing an important role in fund strategies
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PEOPLE MOVES: Newton IM, AIG Life, Transamerica Life (Bermuda)
Investment firm names CEO, as insurance company hires commercial director
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Five emerging market views on Mexican elections
Mexico is set to lurch to the left when it goes to the polls this weekend with populist Andrés Manuel López Obrador, known by his nickname Amlo, the front runner in the presidential elections. Five managers weigh in on what Mexico’s politics mean for emerging market investors.
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PEOPLE MOVES: Provisca director joins Continental in global role
Industry veteran Richard Williams has left international product distribution firm Provisca to build a global network of financial adviser partners for Dubai-headquartered Continental Group.
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PEOPLE MOVES: Liontrust, Kames Capital, Legal & General
Liontrust has been unveiled as the new home for two Kames Capital’s fixed income managers, with their alma mater wasting little time in announcing their replacements. Meanwhile, a former OMGI fund manager has reappeared at Legal & General Investment Management.
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Current global expansion may not last, says Newton’s Mulhern
The current steady expansion in the global economy may not last as central banks tighten policy around the world, says Brendan Mulhern, global strategist at Newton Investment Management, a BNY Mellon company.