Aberdeen

Aberdeen's multi-manager team believes equity markets are due a slow down in the short term after strong rebounds in recent weeks.

Riskier assets will benefit from benign monetary policy in the short term but frequent bouts of investor doubt will increase volatility, Aberdeen's Mike Turner believes.

Historic decision is expected to improve the prospects for many US biotech and pharmaceutical companies

Trust is to diversify away from concentrated UK sectors after 90% of investors voted to allocate non-UK companies

To float or not to float - that is the question.

Markets are more than 90% higher than the low levels seen in March this year, which almost re-tested the lows of October 2008.

In a volatile and ever-changing investment universe, timing is of the essence

There have been two events within the multi-manager sector of the market occurring in the last two weeks - both quite different in nature - that are equally important and point a way forward for advisers.

Investment boutique Newscape Capital has hired Derek Fulton, an ex-head of global closed-ended fixed income portfolios at Aberdeen Asset Management.

Aberdeen has reported a pre-tax profit of £33m for the six months to 31 March 2009, down from £47.3m ...