It's all about the journey: Nils Bolmstrand, who stood down as Skandia Investment Group CEO in December, highlights the importance of managing investors' expectations. By Angele Spiteri Paris.
It's all about the journey: Nils Bolmstrand, who stood down as Skandia Investment Group CEO in December, highlights the importance of managing investors' expectations. By Angele Spiteri Paris.
Multi-managers tell Lisa Kindle how they are adapting to changing investor needs, which include tighter risk management and more diversification into alternatives
Ruppert, Helderlé, Du Toit, Servant, Parker, Corley and De Franssu: seven industry-leading chief executives and senior managers met with Funds Europe in October 2010 to share thoughts...
Fund managers need to make the most of investor appetite for short-dated exposure to high-yield bonds, Didier Duret, of ABN Amro Private Banking, tells Angele Spiteri Paris
Ucits funds were meant to be so simple that anybody could understand them. There are now fears that regulators or fund managers have gone too far in adopting risky strategies, finds Nick Fitzpatrick
BNP Paribas, AXA, Carmignac Gestion, Edmond de Rothschild, Oddo, Natixis and Rothschild & Cie, outline plans for the future, including for UK and MENA.
Institutional investors in the UK have not been deterred from alternative asset classes, they are currently allocating 28% of portfolios to the sector with an average allocation of 8.2% to hedge funds.
Rome seeks to separate Italian fund managers from banking parents to shake them out of complacency, increase third-party assets, and become more competitive internationally.
European institutional investors moved back into riskier asset classes last year, with alternatives making up 11.7% of portfolios.
ROUNDTABLE: Gelb, Meager, Derobert, Ebenston, Briol and Biggs talk with Funds Europe.
