Dutch retail investors inducement ban transparency
A small majority of retail investors in The Netherlands feel the costs charged by their investment providers have become more transparent this year.
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Fund selectors prefer EU small caps despite
Fund buyers in most European countries favour European small cap companies over large caps.
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Tailoring to the smaller things
Optimix’s Jaap Bouma explains why he prefers entrusting his client portfolios to small boutique managers.
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Jaap Bouma – Tailoring to the smaller things
Optimix’s Jaap Bouma explains why he prefers entrusting his client portfolios to small boutique managers.
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Lost in translation
Mifid II is, even before implementation, already triggering plenty of unease amongst Europe’s asset management industry.
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screen idol
The person every fund manager wants to meet: Rishma Moennasing, Rabobank’s equity fund selector. By Will Jackson
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from low vol to smart beta notes from amsterdam
The 2013 Expert Investor Netherlands event happened last week, in which a record number of fund buyers came not only from Amsterdam, but Rotterdam, Den Haag, Utrecht and further afield to discuss the latest investment ideas
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sentiment survey 2013 q3 netherlands
The voting results from fund selectors in Amsterdam, in September 2013
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dutch investors bullish on european stocks
Two-thirds of Netherlands-based fund selectors plan to increase their European equity allocations over the next 12 months
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market insight netherlands 2013 q3
Commission ban hoves into view
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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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where the smart money is
As alternative beta products become available to smaller investors, what are the potential benefits and pitfalls of the approach? By Will Jackson