M&G snubs fixed income assets
Currently the firm’s mixed asset strategies hold more cash than fixed income
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The contrarian argument for Italian banks
The government’s row with the EU has scared investors but valuations look attractive and earnings could soon rise
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M&G appoints new head of European distribution
Micaela Forelli appointed head of European distribution in Luxembourg as British asset manager ramps up European presence
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Finding value in EMD and alternative fixed income
To navigate the hazards of the bond markets, one fund manager looks to US and emerging market debt for value while a fund selector finds opportunity in alternative fixed income.
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M&G shifts €39bn to Luxembourg as Brexit looms
M&G Investments is planning to transfer €39.1bn (£34.2bn) worth of non-sterling UK assets to Luxembourg to hedge against possible risk ahead of Britain’s exit from the European Union.
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M&G begins Brexit-linked shift of funds to Luxembourg
UK fund manager M&G Investments has begun to transfer the assets of four UK-domiciled open-ended funds with assets of around €10.5bn (£9.3bn) to equivalent funds on its Luxembourg platform.
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M&G launches first ESG bond fund
M&G Investments has launched an ESG-screened global high yield bond fund, the company’s first venture into the area of responsible investing. The fund will be co-managed by the same duo that already manages M&G’s conventional global high yield bond fund.
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Fund manager transparency is vital, says Marta Campello
Above everything else, Marta Campello of the Spanish wealth manager Abante Asesores wants fund managers to be transparent. And if they are, that could make the difference between being ditched and being given a second chance.
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ANALYSIS: Has German election killed the European spring?
Many fund managers dismissed the historical German election results as “insignificant for markets”. But they fail to take into account the fact that these elections have upended the status quo, possibly triggering a reversal of recent political trends.
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M&G shifts four funds to Luxembourg over Brexit fears
M&G is transferring four UK-domiciled open-ended funds to its Luxembourg platform over fear and uncertainty surrounding the UK’s exit from the European Union.
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ANALYSIS: Brexit one year on
It has now been a year since the UK electorate made, as a British fund manager put it recently, “a huge strategic error of the like the country hasn’t experienced in maybe a century” by voting for Brexit.
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The need for flexibility
In an environment where correlations between asset classes are fluid, you have to be flexible, argues M&G’s Christophe Machu.