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  • The top five accounting mistakes analysts make

    August 11, 2020  |  City Talk

    Prior to entering graduate school almost 20 years ago, I had a very important phone conversation with an analyst at the Dreyfus Founders Funds, Chuck Reed. That brief phone conversation changed my focus in graduate school — and hence my life. One of the questions I asked Chuck was, “What skills should I acquire that most [...]

  • Investors expect even higher returns from the stock market in years ahead – despite coronavirus shock

    August 10, 2020  |  City Talk

    Savers predict annual returns of 10.9% from their stock market investments, even as Covid-19 halted the longest economic expansion on record and plunged the world into deep recession. Investors continue to hope for double-digit yearly total returns from their portfolios, despite the huge blow inflicted on the global economy by the Covid-19 pandemic, according to [...]

  • TP ICAP sees slow start to second half but retains guidance

    August 7, 2020

    TP ICAP reported a slow start to the second half as the high level of trading activity during lockdown started to fade. Despite a slowdown in activity the inter-dealer broker maintained its guidance of low single-digit revenue growth for the year. The figures TP ICAP increased underlying profits in the period to £136m, up from [...]

  • US private equity firms step in where UK houses remain cautious

    August 5, 2020

    US firms are increasing their share of the market as UK private equity houses retreat amid market uncertainty.  Exclusive data seen by Morning Wire shows the number of private equity investments in the UK fell by 17 per cent in the first half of the year. Investments by UK PE houses plunged 27 per cent [...]

  • Scottish Widows becomes first investor in Blackrock climate fund

    August 5, 2020

    Scottish Widows has become the first investor in Blackrock’s newly launched climate fund, which is designed for the transition to a low carbon economy. The pension provider is initially allocating £2bn of its pension portfolios into Blackrock’s Climate Transition World Equity Fund. It marks a shift in strategy for Blackrock, which is using data to [...]

  • Could the bounce-back be quashed by a second wave?

    August 4, 2020  |  City Talk

    With some countries fearing a second wave of Covid-19 cases, Schroders’ chief economist Keith Wade considers whether a bounce back in the economy could be quashed. While there are hopes that the easing of lockdowns and reopening of businesses are beginning to give life to the global economy, fears of  second waves of infections are [...]

  • No longer superheroes? Twilight of the bonds

    August 4, 2020  |  City Talk

    Superman not only has the best superpowers – he is also handsome and humble. No-one can outmatch him, except perhaps someone who brings the proverbial gun to a knife fight. In this case, that gun is Kryptonite, Superman’s only known weakness. The substance renders his powers useless. In the investment world, fixed-income instruments have their [...]

  • FCA proposes 180-day wait for property fund withdrawals

    August 3, 2020

    The City regulator is planning to ask investors in open-ended property funds to give 180-day notice before they withdraw money. In a consultation paper released today, the Financial Conduct Authority said there was a “liquidity mismatch” between the underlying property held in the funds and the almost daily basis in which investors buy and sell [...]

  • 28 months later: are European equities back on investors’ radar?

    July 29, 2020  |  City Talk

    European equity flows turned positive in June for the first time in 28 months – we look at what might be reviving investor interest in the asset class. It’s been a tough couple of years for pan-European equities. A combination of political worries, including Brexit, and weak economic growth means many investors have shunned the [...]

  • Jupiter Fund Management profit halves as outflows decline

    July 29, 2020

    Jupiter Fund Management reported that profit halved in the first half of the year as net assets fell after outflows jumped during the pandemic. The figures Jupiter reported pre-tax profit fell by 50 per cent to £40.8m and assets under management (AUM) was down 8 per cent to £39.2bn as net fund outflows jumped to [...]

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