As well as directing his wife to put 90% of her bequest into a low-cost index fund that tracks the S&P 500 when he dies, Warren Buffett allegedly used to get investment ideas by watching what she spent money on in shops.
As well as directing his wife to put 90% of her bequest into a low-cost index fund that tracks the S&P 500 when he dies, Warren Buffett allegedly used to get investment ideas by watching what she spent money on in shops.
Asset management’s complex fees have come under fire for years. Will anything be done to simplify them, and is it a good idea anyway? By Catherine Lafferty.
JP Morgan Asset Management revealed in march it will enter the Europe smart beta ETF market. Mike O’Brien, Emea CEO, tells Nick Fitzpatrick that factor investing will be a part of all portfolios in ten years’ time.
Should fund performance be measured against smart beta indices? Mark Latham asks a range of experts.
