managers up japan eurozone overweights
Asset allocators have boosted their Japan and eurozone equity positions and plan to go further overweight in 2014, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch
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infrastructure funds lag on fee structure
Institutional investors are more dissatisfied with the charging structures of infrastructure funds than those in any other alternative asset class, according to a survey by data provider Preqin
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europe primed for multi year growth
A recovery in bank lending has set the stage for “significant” economic expansion in Europe, according to S&P Capital IQ Equity Research
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pension managers increase sri focus
Two-thirds of pension fund managers include ethical considerations in their investment decision-making, according to a survey by ING Investment Management International
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risk parity no panacea
A risk parity approach produces mixed results when applied to multi-asset and single asset class investing, according to research conducted by Cass Business School and the University of York
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managers must nurture to retain assets
Cerulli Associates is calling on fund groups in Europe and Asia to improve their asset retention rates
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state street offers five themes for 2014
Asset manager State Street Global Advisors says investors should consider five key themes when positioning their portfolios for next year
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Standard Life Investments’ Mikhail Zverev on great European stocks, the future of Google and the importance of data analytics
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allianz warns on looser for longer policies
Below-trend growth, low inflation and high unemployment rates will lead central banks to postpone tightening monetary policy for longer than markets expect, according to Allianz Global Investors
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eie survey em positivity returns
Asset allocators are bullish on emerging market equities for the first time since June, according to the latest Expert Investor Europe Manager Sentiment Survey
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nick williams on the small cap recovery play
European small caps exposed to consumer spending are significantly undervalued, says Baring Asset Management’s Nick Williams