Fund selectors disagree most on European equities
EIE’s latest Pan-European research data reveal that the asset class European fund selectors’ views are most split on is European equities.
Investment
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German growth is better for Europe than Spanish recovery, says Niels Skovvart
Niels Skovvart, chief investment officer of Sydinvest in Denmark, discusses his asset allocation with EIE’s Dylan Emery.
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Deutsche Bank’s Luigi Sottile on increasing duration
Luigi Sottile, head of discretionary portfolio management for Deutsche Bank in Italy, tells why he has increased the duration of his bond portfolio.
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European equity outflows continue
Net outflows from European equity funds accelerated in August, while developed bonds are showing an upsurge.
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We might reduce strategic allocation ot fixed income, says Jarl Akerlund
Jarl Åkerlund, head of savings products at Nordea Bank in Sweden, contemplates about how to change his asset allocation in response to the low interest rate environment.
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Belgian fund selectors shift preference
Belgian fund selectors are moving from small caps to large caps within European equities.
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Dutch fund selectors prefer smart beta
Fund selectors in The Netherlands like to protect themselves against market volatility by investing in smart beta strategies.
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Regulators issue warning on European bond funds
Investors should take into account the possible risks associated with investing in European bond funds, regulators say.
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Italian fund selectors poised for market slump
Italian fund buyers will increase their exposure to alternative equity products over the next 12 months.
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Swedes still entrenched in Russia fear
The centuries of conflict between Sweden and Russia still reflect in the Swedish fund selector mind set.
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Dutch fund selectors go for EM value
Fund selectors in The Netherlands prefer value over growth stocks not only in developed markets, but even in the emerging market equity space.
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Are hedge funds going to be squeezed
Talk of the decline of hedge funds has been rumbling on in one form or another for years but the industry took what many see as a particularly grievous blow this week. PMT said on Friday they will divest their hedge fund portfolio of €1bn, according to IPE. Their hedge fund portfolio, which holds less…