German fund pickers remain bullish on EU equities
European equities still are the most popular asset class among German fund selectors, with 50% increasing their allocation.
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Germans consider return to emerging markets
German fund selectors’ appetite for emerging market equities is on the rise again, according to EIE research.
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German fund selectors look for absolute return
German fund selectors turn to absolute return strategies in an attempt to diversify their investments.
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Talking tactics with Thomas Romig
Thomas Romig talks about the qualities he values in fund managers, and why he likens building an asset management portfolio to managing a football team.
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Fund-of-Fund net inflows break post-crisis records
Net new flows into Funds-of-Funds (FoFs) exceeded 40bn in 2013, the biggest inflow in recent years.
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german fund selector sentiment turns down
Fund selectors in Europe’s largest economy have grown notably more pessimistic on the macroeconomic outlook over the past six months, mirroring other recent sentiment indicators.
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contrarian views stoke debate in munich
Last week’s Expert Investor Deutschland event in Munich brought up some unexpected results with some non-consensual views on inflation, gold and the euro standing out
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market insight munich 2013 q4
Searching for absolute clarity
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wealthy greeks enjoy bumper year
The collective wealth of Greece’s ultra-high net worth population grew by 20% during the past year, thanks in part to strong performance from the country’s stock market
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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