Expert Investor Belgium q1 2015
Please see below for the voting results of Expert Investor Belgium in Brussels, on 29th of January 2015.
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Is monetary policy divergence ever happen
One of the big macro themes for 2015 was thought to be divergence in the central banking policies of different parts of the world.
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Liquid alternatives to take share from hedge funds
The hedge fund industry is under strong competitive pressure to change, yet managers remain generally optimistic, according to a survey from State Street.
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Ucits-heavy Luxembourg seeks diversification
Luxembourg, Europe’s biggest largest domicile for Ucits funds, is looking for diversification. The country wants to attract more alternative investment funds, and non-Ucits funds which focus on sustainable investing.
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Frontier markets rough ride
Volatility in frontier market equities has been quite extreme over the past couple of months, but to what extent has this turbulence affected investor sentiment?
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PwC study reveals Atlantic split on ETFs
Global ETF assets will double until 2020, according to a study by PwC. But where growth is expected to come from varies greatly between the US and Europe.
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Bond sentiment converges towards neutrality
According to the latest data gathered by EIE, Pan-European net sentiment (buyers minus sellers) is converging in the direction of zero for all bonds.
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Investors pour into multi-asset funds
European investors are channelling large amounts of money into multi-asset funds, according to Lipper.
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Five star rated fund attract almost all inflows
Mutual funds with the highest possible rating attract almost all inflows from investors, while lower-rated funds register large net outflows.
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viewpoint end of QE
With QE over in the US and interest rate rises on the horizon, we asked the EIE editorial panel how investors should protect themselves.
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Is Russia really in ruin
The accelerating of its currency and the Russian central bank’s drastic rate rise invoke memories of the 1998 Rouble crisis. Is Russia headed for the worst?
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Off the record
Tjibbe Hoekstra looks at one of the most universal of investment measurements and asks fund selectors if it is time to drop our reliance on track record as a way of selecting funds.