Massive boost for long-short equity funds this year
European investors have significantly increased their investments in long-short European equity funds.
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French fund buyers go for absolute return
Fund selectors from France plan to increase allocation to absolute return, but are not very keen on buying alternative ucits funds.
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At the EIE Iceland event, developed market equity managers all agreed that EM growth is still what investors should be chasing
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Emerging market debt bulls meet in Paris
Europe’s emerging market debt bulls are especially to be found among French fund selectors,
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Iceland fund selectors have enough
Iceland’s fund selectors are keen to join the EU and to step up their allocation to international equities, but both wishes seem far away dreams.
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Funds flow back to emerging markets
There are signs of a massive turnaround in emerging market fund flows, Morningstar’s freshest data suggest.
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Fund managers regain confidence in Asian equities
Global asset managers haven’t been as optimistic about the return prospects of Asian equities in almost a year’s time.
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Spanish fund selectors turn to alternative
The majority of fund buyers attending Expert Investor Spain in Madrid yesterday are planning to increase their allocation to alternative equity products.
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Renewed confidence in developed markets boosted
The developed economies, and especially the United States, will continue to set the tune, attendants of Expert Investor Finland think.
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Renewed confidence in developed markets boosted
The developed economies, and especially the United States, will continue to set the tune, attendants of Expert Investor Finland think.
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Portuguese fund selectors plan return to EM
Emerging markets are becoming a theme again among European fund selectors. Also in Portugal, appetite for EM stocks and bonds is rebounding.
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Absolute return caution advised
Despite the popularity of the asset class, not many absolute return funds have been able to live up to expectations.