Fund selector: small cap value opportunities in Asia
Region’s embrace of disruptive technologies creating raft of new opportunities, says Fuchs Finance’s Jan Lecluyse
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OCBC Bank subsidiary opens office in Luxembourg
Wealth management subsidiary of second largest bank in Southeast Asia plans to build up its client base in Europe
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BNP Paribas continues sustainability build out
French asset management group has appointed new head of corporate and social responsibility
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Natixis affiliate offers gender diversity fund
Mirova Women Leaders Equity Fund will invest in global companies that are committed to increasing gender diversity
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China onshore bonds go mainstream
Inclusion in Bloomberg Barclays Global Aggregate Index marks tipping point, according to HSBC’s Gregory Suen
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Niche appeal in face of weak bond yields
Gam’s multi-asset product managers on quest for specialty credit in face of ‘uninspiring’ long duration fixed income
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Amsterdam and London top green finance index
The Dutch capital ranked top for market depth, while London ranked top for product quality
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MFS launches European credit fund
Luxembourg-domiciled fund primarily invests in euro-denominated investment-grade corporate debt instruments
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Candidate pool not diverse enough: Janus Henderson
Industry making steps towards a more diverse workforce but finds a lack of candidates a big hurdle
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It’s time to start thinking about the postcrisis world
Fundamental research can help identify risks and opportunities. During times of financial stress, my mantra for investors is to keep a long term orientation and remain grounded in the fundamentals. That’s been difficult to do during the coronavirus pandemic as the short term dynamics are changing rapidly and there are so many unknowns. I…
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Bond funds bounce back in Europe
Despite rebounding equities and low interest rates, fixed income funds were best-selling asset class in February
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Client short-termism is damaging investment industry, warns Nordea
Data flow has made clients too short-term in outlook and they need to take longer-term view, argues Christophe Girondel