UK investors withdrew £2.5 billion from equity funds in April, following redemptions of £5 billion in the first quarter.
UK investors withdrew £2.5 billion from equity funds in April, following redemptions of £5 billion in the first quarter.
Designed as a payment tool, cryptocurrencies have attracted the interest of asset managers as the promise of returns is so high.
The industry accepts the need for more rigour in ESG fund reporting, but the work will be pointless if investors don’t understand the end result. Nicholas Pratt reports.
ESG events that have captured attention in the past year, and the evolution of attitudes to ESG-based returns, are two topics our expert panellists discuss.
A new initiative from Denmark could pave the way for European pension funds to become more involved in forest management – But, as indigenous people understand better than anyone, this carries a duty of custodianship. David Whitehouse reports.
Green finance rules are driving huge changes in ETF indexing but have not disrupted index providers - firms that the FCA is now monitoring, writes Peter Taberner.
Global Diversified Growth funds were heavily searched by UK institutions last year and remain a top-three asset class in searches, Mithursha Kesavan finds.
Global real estate firm Hines has raised €800 million of equity commitments for its open-ended core-plus fund, otherwise known as Hines European Property Partners (HEPP).
Investors withdrew £836 million from equity funds in April, just beating the previous high set in January this year, as investors sought safe havens for their capital.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has triggered a steep rise in commodity prices. How fossil fuel companies deploy this extra cash will help to determine not just their own future, but the success of the transition to sustainable energy. By David Whitehouse.
