emerging market firms lag on transparency
Emerging market multinationals “have to do better” on reporting, including more openly declaring their compliance with anti-corruption laws, a Transparency International study finds
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bofa ml debt fears dent us equity weightings
Global asset allocators scaled back their overweight positions in US equities to neutral, while appetite for eurozone stocks continued unabated, according to the latest Bank of America Merrill Lynch Fund Manager Survey
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post-aberdeen-event-slides-oct-2013
Then we have the Fund Manager Sentiment Survey, in which we ask 25 global fund management groups whether they think a series of asset classes will be up more than 5%, down more than 5% or in the middle in 12 month’s time. The green, orange and red bars show the sentiment in aggregate. +100…
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finns spy opportunity in em sell off
Helsinki-based fund selectors plan to take advantage of perceived attractive valuations in emerging market equities, according to the latest Expert Investor Europe Market Insight report
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finns spy opportunity in em sell off
Helsinki-based fund selectors plan to take advantage of perceived attractive valuations in emerging market equities, according to the latest Expert Investor Europe Market Insight report
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search for yield poses systemic risk
The International Organization of Securities Commissions has identified what it says are the four biggest systemic risks to securities markets
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market insight finland 2013 q4
Upbeat Finns look past domestic woes
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market insight finland 2013 q4
Upbeat Finns look past domestic woes
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market insight finland 2013 q4
Upbeat Finns look past domestic woes
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lipper research bond outflows gain momentum
The European funds industry amassed net inflows of 3.5bn in August, with Italy, Spain and the UK taking the lion’s share of assets, according to Lipper
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a tighter fed bodes well
The Fed’s tightening up of its fiscal policy should be seen as a sign of a pick-up in the US economy. By Thomas Langefeld and Béatrice Guinet, BNP Paribas Wealth Management
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how low can you go
Increasingly risk-averse investors are looking for a less bumpy ride with low-volatility funds. But such strategies are not entirely without pitfalls, writes Rodrigo Amaral