Fixed income bears are mistaken says Otter
Fredrik Otter feels too many investors have turned their back to fixed income
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Finns choose absolute return to diversify
Finnish fund selectors are turning to absolute return in order to diversify away from low-yielding traditional fixed income strategies.
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Finns choose absolute return to diversify
Finnish fund selectors are turning to absolute return in order to diversify away from low-yielding traditional fixed income strategies.
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Finns choose absolute return to diversify
Finnish fund selectors are turning to absolute return in order to diversify away from low-yielding traditional fixed income strategies.
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German fund pickers remain bullish on EU equities
European equities still are the most popular asset class among German fund selectors, with 50% increasing their allocation.
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Germans consider return to emerging markets
German fund selectors’ appetite for emerging market equities is on the rise again, according to EIE research.
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German fund selectors look for absolute return
German fund selectors turn to absolute return strategies in an attempt to diversify their investments.
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nordea awarded chinese trading licence
Expert Investor Europe’s latest research trip to Frankfurt revealed that fund selectors from Europe’s biggest market are stepping up their allocation to Asian equities again, signalling the bearish sentiment towards the asset class among European investors is changing. Earlier research this year in Norway, Sweden and Switzerland pointed in the same direction. Awarded by the…
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Finns go contrarian with bet on EMD
Finnish fund selectors are ready to step up their investments in emerging market assets in a bid to diversify away from developed market bonds.
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Finns go contrarian with bet on EMD
Finnish fund selectors are ready to step up their investments in emerging market assets in a bid to diversify away from developed market bonds.
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Luxembourgians see EU equity bull market continue
Fund selectors in Luxembourg are clear-cut about their favourite equity markets. EU and frontier market stocks lead the show.
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Claes Roepstorff – Better safe than sorry
Conservative Danish investors are caught in a trap – they are all bearish on traditional fixed income but they are also heavily committed to it.