European investors weigh up Brexit deal risks
Global portfolios unlikely to increase long-term positions in British domestic assets despite draft exit deal
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Illiquid asset classes surge in popularity
Selectors turning towards private equity, infrastructure and private debt in face of volatile equity and bond markets
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Lowes launches structured investments Ucits fund
Fund uses strategies common in structured investment but with particular focus on autocall – or kickout – strategies
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Global tech exposure at weakest level since 2009
Less than one fifth of investors now overweight on tech sector amid weakening global growth prospects, according to survey
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M&G appoints new head of European distribution
Micaela Forelli appointed head of European distribution in Luxembourg as British asset manager ramps up European presence
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‘If the correction comes in the US… it will also come in Europe’
We invited three high-profile investors from the Nordics to discuss some of the biggest challenges facing fund buyers
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BNY Mellon IM opens Sweden office
New Stockholm office provides US group with opportunity to build presence in Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Norway and Iceland
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European authorities set out Kid reforms under PRIIPs regulation
Comments welcomed on changes to the presentation and content of the Key Information Documents
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Carmignac refutes tax fraud claims
The firm is under investigation by French financial authorities for tax fraud and money laundering
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Distributors not looking for cheapest fund option
Technology could be the saviour of the industry as fee pressure heightens, according to DWS
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The role of sustainable dividend growth in long-term equity returns
Evenlode Investment Management has recently reached $500m AUM in its Global fund and is ready to expand its offering to Continental European clients. The strategy is a portfolio of highly cash-generative companies with high returns on capital and strong free cashflows which provide sustainable real dividend growth. These companies tend to have low capital intensity…
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Fund managers monitor infrastructure policies post US mid-terms
US equities back to being least popular asset class for European fund buyers