French fund selectors go for risky US
Fund buyers from France tend to pick more risky US equity funds than most of their European counterparts.
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French fund buyers plan return to emerging markets
Fund selectors based in Paris will return to the emerging markets in great numbers later this year.
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French fund selectors bullish on economy
The macroeconomic outlook of French fund selectors is on a record high, despite pessimist sentiment surrounding the domestic economy.
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Video: Nicolas de Zaluski on equity market risks
Nicolas de Zaluski, chief risk officer and fund selector at Optigestion in France, warns equity investors.
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retiring europeans most worried by inflation
Affluent Europeans aged 50-70 consider inflation the biggest financial threat to their standard of living in retirement, a survey has found
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consumers fear inflation
Consumers have reduced their forecasts for inflation but continue to expect rates well above the levels targeted by central banks, according to research by M&G.
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geneva has highest density of super rich
You are more likely to bump into an ultra-wealthy individual in Geneva than in any other major ultra-high net worth population centre in France, Germany, Italy or Switzerland, a study has found
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gallery expert investor france 2013 Q2
Images from the June 2013 Expert Investor France event
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sentiment survey 2013 q2 france
The voting results from fund selectors in Paris, in June 2013
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parisians embrace em risk
Appetite for riskier emerging market stocks and bonds rose strongly during the past 12 months in Paris
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market insight france 2013 q2
Parisians add risk in low yield world
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europes most wanted
Single-country investing is best utilised as part of a broader portfolio. By Oliver Kettlewell, investment research analyst at Morningstar OBSR