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  • Jobs saved after luxury kitchen maker Harvey Jones sold out of administration

    February 26, 2024

    Around 140 jobs have been saved after luxury kitchen maker Harvey Jones was sold out of administration in a pre-pack deal.

  • Jupiter shares up seven per cent after fund manager profits surge

    February 22, 2024

    London asset manager Jupiter surprised markets by exceeding expectations in its annual results

  • ‘Reinventing active management’: Why stock picking as we know it might be outdated

    February 20, 2024

    Looking to “reinvent active management,” Mark Ellis, manager of the Nutshell Growth fund, has pushed back on the traditional way that fundpicking has been done. Following an intricate model that uses over 30 variables, the manager aims to provide a “hedge fund methodology” that retail investors can actually access. Ellis cited his perspective as a [...]

  • Has the ‘squeezed middle’ come true for UK asset managers?

    February 17, 2024

    As data for the end of the year has trickled out over the last month, it has become clear that 2023 was a poor year for mid-sized asset managers, after they suffered an already bruising 2022. The idea of the ‘squeezed middle’ has been a pervasive business cliche for some time, but it seems to [...]

  • China and climate funds were the biggest losers of January as tech stays strong

    February 2, 2024

    China funds were the worst performing category of any fund in January, while the strength of the tech sector continued to shine. Throughout last month, the average China fund lost 9.2 per cent of its value, followed by UK index linked gilt funds, which lost 5.9 per cent, and Latin American funds, which lost 4.4 [...]

  • Cashing out: UK investors were ‘most negative’ last year with exodus from equities

    January 31, 2024

    UK investors were the “most negative” of any country in 2023, withdrawing $1.8bn (£1.4bn) from equity funds throughout the year. Globally, the value of mutual funds rose to $10.7trn throughout 2023, largely due to surging asset prices, undoing the damage done by mass withdrawals in 2021, data from Calastone’s Global Fund Flows report revealed. The [...]

  • Ashmore: Emerging markets set for resurgence as interest rate cuts loom

    January 15, 2024

    London-listed asset manager Ashmore said emerging markets could be set for a rebound this year after the prospect of interest rate cuts helped boost its investment performance in the final three months of last year.

  • Market trends: The top five things on investors’ minds for 2024

    January 12, 2024

    As the investment industry undergoes huge change, Mitesh Sheth looks at the top five trends being eyed by equity investors in 2024.

  • ESG-focused Impax grows assets despite almost £1bn in outflows

    January 9, 2024

    In a statement to the market, the firm reported that total AUM climbed to £39.1bn at 30 December, up from £37.4bn at the end of September.

  • Investing in distressed assets is only getting more complex, so is it worth the trouble?

    January 5, 2024

    Recent geopolitical instability has added even more complexity to the world of distressed asset investment, writes Simon James.

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