Odd, isn’t it, how much faith investors from capitalist countries sometimes have in communist dictatorships?
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Odd, isn’t it, how much faith investors from capitalist countries sometimes have in communist dictatorships?
Multi-asset funds have been a popular choice for investors for some time. With recent market ructions, David Stevenson finds out how these funds are coping in difficult conditions.
James Elliot, a chief investment officer within multi-assets at JP Morgan Asset Management, tells Funds Europe about the evolution of multi-asset funds and how the strategy is invested.
Water scarcity is a huge problem. The use of water in production can lead to portfolio risks that are hard to quantify – but there are also exciting opportunities, writes Fiona Rintoul.
When Old Mutual Asset Management expanded its global distribution three years ago, the top job went to Linda T Gibson. As she tells Nick Fitzpatrick, her background in business is unusual for such a role.
With the multi-year bond bubble bursting, what happens if you are a major fixed income house like M&G? Alix Robertson finds the firm has been able to partially capture outflows with multi-asset funds.
As MiFID II’s implementation emerges on the horizon, one aspect of it – the ban on ‘retrocessions’ – is looking operationally burdensome. Nick Fitzpatrick speaks to experts about the challenges.
Alix Robertson looks at how the ongoing development of social media is affecting the way one asset manager communicates.
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