Mark Burgess leaves Columbia Threadneedle
Burgess helped bring together regional operations to create a global investment capability
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Franklin Templeton offers 14 ETFs in Denmark, Finland and Sweden
Firm says launch recognises demand for different types of products from many investors
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The Secret to What Makes Factors Work
Investors looking for an edge are increasingly turning to factors. Here, Sheri Hawkins explains what makes these strategies tick.
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When Factors Underperform (& What to Do)
As with any investing, factors go through cycles. Here, Melinda Mecca quantifies these cycles and offers tips on dealing with them.
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Fund manager revenue to grow at just 1% a year till 2023
Managers will have to shrink core active offer as revenues fall warns Oliver Wyman/Morgan Stanley report
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Communications essential when performance lags
Institutional investors want regular contact with fund managers when market events impact performance
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Columbia Threadneedle announces Bundesliga sponsorship
German club TSG Hoffenheim will be sponsored by the fund group until June 2020
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What does Brexit mean for European fund managers?
Asset managers in Europe have their businesses positioned for a ‘no deal’ Brexit, writes Dippy Singh With Brexit looming, European fund managers are continuing to evaluate how the UK’s departure from the trading bloc will affect their operations and portfolios. Ahead of the UK leaving on 31 October, deal no deal, fund managers across continental…
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NN Investment Partners rolls out ESG integration
Sustainable investment processes are now in place for two thirds of the company’s assets
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Commerz Fund Solutions to delist ETFs in Hong Kong
Hong Kong ETFs withdrawn over lack of investor interest leaving market with just one product tracking German index
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‘Bubble-like behaviour’ clouds market’s judgement
Quality companies are being ignored by investors in favour of overpriced and fashionable stocks, argues Azvalor
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Green bond market fights to save its reputation
Do the rules applying to issuers need tightening and should investors be concerned about greenwashing?