Long-only European funds suffer €35bn October outflows
Investors shun risk and exit long-term funds in favour of money market funds at levels not seen since eurozone crisis
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European selectors re-thinking UK equity allocations
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Blackrock sells French solar plants
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Swedbank signs partnership with State Street
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Norwegian selectors ‘ashamed’ by sovereign fund’s Saudi stance
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Norwegian investors adjust to latest oil price slump
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ESG investing often has ‘hidden negative impacts’
Impact funds struggle to invest in a ‘net positive way’ and negative impacts can be an undocumented by-product
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The contrarian argument for Italian banks
The government’s row with the EU has scared investors but valuations look attractive and earnings could soon rise