The S&P 500 slipped below its record peak above 2,000 overnight as the Ukraine crisis weighed on markets globally.
First State Stewart manager Glen Finegan is to leave the firm at the end of his sabbatical, rather than return to manage money, Investment Week can reveal.
Contrary to the concerns of some investors, US equities are not overvalued, says Hector Kilpatrick, from Cornelian Asset Management
There have been "stark changes" to investor behaviour recently, but beware over-confidence in the UK economy as tailwinds could soon turn to headwinds, warns Franklin Templeton's Colin Morton.
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Yields on blue chip equities are "staggering" and HSBC is glaringly good value, says Chris White from Premier Asset Management.
Vanguard is to cut charges on 25 UK and Irish-domiciled funds, including its LifeStrategy range, as it responds to recent price cuts from other providers in the tracker space.
M&G is to launch a global floating rate fund for James Tomlins next month, investing in high yield securities with low duration, in an effort to provide a fixed income solution to a rising interest rate environment.
The Financial Conduct Authority has fined Deutsche Bank £4.7m for incorrectly reporting financial transactions for six years between November 2007 and April 2013.
Emerging market debt has been one of the more lively sectors over the past year, with a sharp sell-off in 2013, but are there any opportunities for managers now?