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.
Investment
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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.
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Talking tactics with Thomas Romig
Thomas Romig talks about the qualities he values in fund managers, and why he likens building an asset management portfolio to managing a football team.
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Investors playing it safe
Investors are taking refuge in low-risk asset classes, the latest fund flow figures of Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BofA) suggest.
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EM equity fund selector historically low
Appetite for emerging markets equities is approaching the lows recorded in mid-2011.
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Fund manager faith in EU equities hits record high
Fund managers’ confidence in the performance of European equities is stronger than ever before.
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Global equity as the choice for the future
The global equity sector is well placed to be the go-to choice for the future, says Tim Cockerill.
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Italians flirt with EMD
Italian fund selectors are again starting to take stealthy looks at emerging market corporate bonds
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FMs wont quit despite AIFMD fears
International asset managers are not too worried about the consequences of the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (AIFMD)
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Danes see corporate bonds turn corner
More Danish fund selectors are looking to buy developed market credit than selling for the first time since mid-2012, according to EIE research.
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belgian fund selectors back european equities
Belgian fund selectors continued to demonstrate a preference for equities over bonds in developed and emerging markets, according to the latest Expert Investor Europe Sentiment survey for the country.