Jupiter

Multi-asset survivors: The six funds still loved after a decade

RWC has joined a raft of asset managers bulking up to launch emerging market equity strategies, ahead of a possible turnaround in investor appetite for the asset class.

The Conservative party's election victory means it has been given a mandate to renegotiate the UK's role in Europe, according to Jupiter vice chairman Edward Bonham Carter.

Richard Buxton has been among the most vocal backers of Tesco this year, but, as the supermarket posts a record £6.4bn loss, which funds have the most conviction in the stock?

Can robotics and retailers rejuvenate Japan?

Jupiter has reported £872m in net inflows for the first three months of 2015, its highest quarterly figure since its initial public offering in 2010.

Jupiter UK Growth co-manager Ian McVeigh is to step back from day-to-day management of the £1.4bn portfolio as he takes a corporate governance role at the group.

Former Merrill Lynch stockbroker Alastair Irvine has joined Jupiter as a product specialist for the Merlin multi-manager team.

After a recent trip to Japan, Jupiter's Simon Somerville, manager of the Japan Income fund, considers the outlook for corporate profitability, and how the country has changed four years on from the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami.

Ross Teverson, Jupiter's global emerging markets (GEM) head of strategy, has introduced formal sector analysis responsibilities across the team for the first time and scaled back the number of holdings in his new portfolios.