59% of asset managers ‘preparing for hard Brexit’
As hopes for deal hang in balance an increasing number of firms are drawing up plans for cliff-edge exit
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European ESG flows exceed €32bn in first half of 2018
It is only the second time in the past five years have net inflows have exceeded €30bn in any six-month period.
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Can India lure investors back in?
South Asian giant’s domestically-focussed economy could deliver outperformance compared to its EM rivals if global trade war tensions rise
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Neuberger Berman offers CLO income fund
Renewed client demand for CLO debt despite the fact similar derivative investments sparked global financial crisis
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Six views on contagion risks from Turkey
Investors weigh in on potential spillover effects from the fall in the Turkish lira
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Absolute return confusion lingers after Gam bombshell
Unconstrained fund range was available to retail investors despite inclusion of complex derivatives and currency swaps
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Europe’s shunned banking sector ‘poised to rally’
European bank credit has suffered sell-offs in recent months but with risks priced-in the asset class now looks attractive, analyst claims
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Hedge strategies popular despite underperformance
The long/short equity hedge sector has lost about 6.6% over the last three years, according to FE Analytics
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Report: time to rethink ESG index construction
Traditional index construction not effective because it makes it difficult for investors to assess source of outperformance
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Tech ‘most overvalued sector in history’
27% of European fund managers will be overweight in sector over the next 12 months, according to BofA
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Turkey crisis rattles emerging markets
Currency sell-off highlights country’s reliance on foreign capital but analysts don’t expect contagion to spread
