Deutsche Bank confirms €2bn float of asset management arm
Deutsche Bank has confirmed plans to list its asset management division DWS for €2bn on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.
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China A-shares pick of the litter for European investors
In the year of the dog shares of companies based on the Chinese mainland are set to emerge as leaders of the pack for investors in China as the world’s second largest economy enters the MSCI Emerging Markets Index in May. But European investors have already begun to move.
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Fangs or Bats? Deutsche AM looks at tech in Asia
While technology stocks globally are still expected to perform well in 2018, fund selectors should be particularly careful with sector picks in Asia, according to Deutsche Asset Management.
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Mifid II research unbundling consensus grows, again
Deutsche Asset Management and Franklin Templeton are the latest firms to reveal they will take on the cost of research once Mifid II comes into force next year.
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Economists: Trump is biggest risk to global markets
Donald Trump’s foreign policy is the biggest risk to global markets, according to a survey of economists conducted by Deutsche Wealth Management.
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Deutsche Bank in asset management spin-off rumours
Deutsche Bank is working on an initial public offering of its asset management division to rebuild its capital position, the Financial Times has reported.
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Asia investors’ ETF appetite growing
Asian institutional investors plan to further raise exposure to passive products over the next year, according to a survey by Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management.
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Deutsche AWM launches China sovereign bond ETF
Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management has launched the first exchange-traded fund (ETF) on the European market to provide investors with exposure to China’s domestic sovereign bond market.
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Preparing for the storm
Relentless easy monetary policies and short term rates at virtually have kept market volatilities at remarkably low levels. Preparing for the next spike may not be such a bad idea as the effects of central banking measures start to wane.
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Investors aim to double allocation to alternatives
European investors intend to increase their allocation to alternative Ucits funds from a current 5% to 10% of their assets under management, according to research by Deutsche Bank.
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hedge funds eye retail long only
Deutsche Bank predicts a rise in the number of long-only investment vehicles being launched by hedge funds
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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