Federated Hermes appoints director wholesale clients in Germany
Dominik Schubert is joining the firm from Goldman Sachs Bank Europe
Capital Group
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Capital Group finds increased AI adoption around ESG, but investors still wary
Report highlights concerns over risks around data protection and privacy
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Capital Group appoints new fixed income investment director
Álvaro Peró Gala will be based in the firm’s London office
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Capital Group launches multi-thematic Article 8 funds
Capital Group has launched a set of multi-thematic sustainable funds that are available for investors in Europe, writes Christian Mayes. The Capital Group Sustainable Global Opportunities fund (LUX) will invest in global equities, while the Capital Group Sustainable Global Corporate Bond fund (LUX) will target fixed income exposure. The launch also includes a multi-asset offering…
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Capital Group names Klingenberg-Timm to European role
Capital Group has appointed Benno Klingenberg-Timm as its new head of institutional for Europe and Asia. He begins his role immediately and will fill the role left vacant by the passing of Stephen Gosztony last year. Writing on LinkedIn, the Singapore-based Klingenberg-Timm wrote: “I am excited to embark on this new journey, alongside my fellow…
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Capital Group bolsters fixed income sales team with Janus Henderson hire
Scott Steele also worked at Pimco and BMO Mutual Funds
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Capital Group grows Europe fixed income team
With Alliance Bernstein hire
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Industry wary of AIFMD tinkering
June 2020 review found the directive worked well – so why open Pandora’s box?
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Hung Italian parliament ‘best scenario’ for investors
The expected hung parliament following this weekend’s Italian election is likely to encourage fund selectors towards Italian equities and away from the fixed income sector, according to experts.
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Fund managers keep fretting about Brexit despite low odds
Bookmaker William Hill cut its odds for Britain to vote to remain in the EU to 1/5 yesterday, implying a probability of just 15% for Brexit to occur. Nevertheless, fund managers remain seriously worried it might well happen.
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China and Brexit – the two triggers for a market correction
The majority of fund buyers in the Basque country and in much of the rest of Europe expect another market correction this year. Fund managers at Expert Investor Spain, held in Bilbao last week, identified China and Brexit as the main possible triggers for this.
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Catalan fund buyers ready for QE 2
Fund selectors in Barcelona, who again turned up in large numbers at the semi-annual Expert Investor Barcelona event last week, are yearning for another round of quantitative easing. They expect QE 2 will mainly benefit the equity markets, and they are selling off their bond holdings in unprecedented amounts.