No hiding place from China’s malaise
As the dust (hopefully soon) starts to settle on last week’s market carnage, investors are out pointing fingers at the biggest losers, and speculating on whether they could be tomorrow’s big winners.
As the dust (hopefully soon) starts to settle on last week’s market carnage, investors are out pointing fingers at the biggest losers, and speculating on whether they could be tomorrow’s big winners.
Being out of the country with very little time spent keeping tabs on the news I have gained a different perspective on the past week’s events than most.
European investors again added to their US equity allocation in July after a 6-month pause. Net inflows amounted to €2.7bn, the largest since February 2014.
Morningstar has raised concerns about the size of Standard Life Investments Global Absolute Return Strategies Fund.
The Great Rotation from emerging markets to developed market equities is now in full swing: while investors pulled out a record €7.1bn from global emerging market equities in July, net inflows into their developed market equivalents were at their highest since February 2014.
In this new series, we ask a fund selector to pick one of his favourite funds and tell us what makes it so good. We kick off with Omar Gadsby, who chose to highlight the Muzinich Long Short Credit Yield Fund.
China’s shadow over global markets is pushing a US interest rate rise to December, and unless it relinquishes its grip the wait could go on even longer.
You might have had a gut feeling that it’s mainly banks and wealth management companies and their clients buying liquid alternatives. The facts show that’s indeed the case, but it hasn’t always been this way.
Philipp Dirkx, portfolio manager at the private banking unit of BHF BANK, talks to Expert Investor Europe about his attitude to multi-asset investing, a true hit with investors in Germany, and reveals which ingredients make the ideal multi-asset portfolio to him.
Investors around the world are increasing their cash holdings as the economic slowdown in China threatens to drag the world economy down. According to data from Lipper published today, investors poured in a net $77.7bn (€70.5bn) into money market funds in July. This is more than half the total amount flowing into cash funds in…
Fund manager sentiment on emerging markets and energy stocks has hit a new low, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s August Fund Manager Survey.
Growing concerns in China and other emerging markets could lead to “a prolonged deceleration” and have a “severe knock-on effect across the EU and the US”, according to the most recent report on risk by the Economist Intelligence Unit.