Fidelity

Growth fund managers are calling the end of the cyclical rally which drove returns after March's equity market low, according to Standard & Poors.

Jupiter's Nick Hinds is leaving the business to pursue other opportunities as from close of business today (Tuesday 7 July).

Jupiter's Nick Hinds is leaving the business to pursue other opportunities.

Fidelity's Ian Spreadbury has reduced the gilt position to his lowest-ever allocation on FIF Sterling Bond fund, taking it to 22%.

Even a slip to fourth quartile has not persuaded Fidelity manager back towards highly leveraged cyclical stocks

Old Broad Street Research has given new ratings to 14 funds, including 13 As and one AA.

The former managing director of Fidelity's multi-manager business, Simon Ellis, will lead an independ...

The IMA UK Corporate Bond sector has remained a firm IFA favourite taking 17% of total advised sales ...

Asian equities look set to benefit from $741bn stimulus injection towards government infrastructure ...

Fidelity investment guru Anthony Bolton has once again called the bottom of the market following his ...