15:44 | 21 Aug 2008
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Matthew Goodburn
Invesco Aim is aiming to cash on nervous investor sentiment in volatile markets by launching a Dublin-domiciled US Dollar Treasury Portfolio money market fund.
11:55 | 21 Aug 2008
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David Braid
Strategy drift worries Italian investors, Old Mututal to acquire Fortis stake in Chinese AM, Recovery swap training starts in Europe; Raiffeisen gains clients from crisis, all Europe's funds news in Citywire's daily round up.
10:21 | 21 Aug 2008
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Philip Haddon
The German government has passed a bill that could see sovereign wealth funds stopped from taking over German firms.
10:20 | 21 Aug 2008
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David Campbell
Fortis has agreed to sell its 49% stake in Chinese asset management business ABN AMRO Teda Fund Management to Old Mutual.
10:07 | 21 Aug 2008
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Drazen Jorgic
Citywire's exclusive pan-European fund manager data has been expanded to include a new sector; North American small and mid cap equities. The new rankings reveal the talents performing best in this stockpickers' sector over a variety of time periods.
05:01 | 21 Aug 2008
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Danielle Levy
JPM Natural Resources manager Ian Henderson believes the recent sell-off in commodities has nothing to do with fundamentals but rather forced selling and market speculation.
04:51 | 21 Aug 2008
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Danielle Levy
Newly AA-rated Tim Day and Chris Ford, who co-manage the Pictet US Equities fund, think US financials could benefit from a potential stabilisation in house prices. Meanwhile he thinks the US offers a viable alternative to investors whose fingers have been burnt in emerging markets.
15:11 | 20 Aug 2008
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Dylan Lobo
HSBC Global Asset Management has appointed Guy Morrell as head of its multi-manager business for the UK and Middle East North Africa (MENA) in an overhaul of the division.
15:01 | 20 Aug 2008
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Dylan Lobo
While many asset management groups flounder in the credit crisis, Jupiter Unit Trust Managers appear to go from strength to strength.
13:06 | 20 Aug 2008
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David Braid
Commerzbank to launch first ETF, BCV has mixed results, CAAM highly optimistic on Brazil, Mobius' Thailand fund is the week's best performer; all Europe's funds news in Citywire's daily round up.
09:59 | 20 Aug 2008
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Dylan Lobo
The Scottish Widows Investment Partnership (Swip) multi-manager team of Mark Harries and Simon Wood has bought into infrastructure in a bid to reduce its multi-asset fund of funds’ correlation with the downturn in markets.
09:56 | 20 Aug 2008
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Matthew Goodburn
The explosive conflict between Russia and Georgia has exacerbated some fund managers’ reservations on investing in the country
06:05 | 20 Aug 2008
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Drazen Jorgic
Investors could expect stock market returns of 10-15% per year for the foreseeable future, according to Frankfurt Performance Management's Martin Wirth. He thinks it is time to snap up cheap stocks while sentiment is poor.
06:01 | 20 Aug 2008
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Danielle Levy
BNY Mellon Asian Equity manager Jason Pidcock believes the upward trend in the oil price will continue despite recent price falls. The A-rated manager is also banking on further dollar weakness and a rise in the gold price.
06:00 | 20 Aug 2008
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Danielle Levy
Pioneer's global chief investment officer Marco Pirondini is now even more bullish on US corporate bonds, pointing to strong second quarter results and Fed support.
15:53 | 19 Aug 2008
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Drazen Jorgic
Lehman Brothers is looking to sell its asset management arm as rumours of further write-downs circulate the cash-strapped investment bank, according to reports.
15:17 | 19 Aug 2008
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David Braid
Spanish brokers' profits fall, hedge fund assets up, Handelsblatt looks at gold funds, Natixis pushed to reorganise by US investor; all Europe's funds news in Citywire's daily round up.
14:54 | 19 Aug 2008
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Tony Bonsignore
US 'not out out of the woods', perhaps not even at the halfway point, according to Harvard economics professor.
10:23 | 19 Aug 2008
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Drazen Jorgic
Latest figures show the German fund industry staying strong despite a difficult year for some of its European counterparts.
10:05 | 19 Aug 2008
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Dylan Lobo
GAM's industry veteran Andrew Green describes the recent rally in markets as 'lazy' and does not foresee sharp cuts in interest rates.
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