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More than half of SJP funds fail to deliver 'good value'
12% on ‘watchlist’
The key questions for investors in an uncertain world
Today we are seeing change in the political environment, investor priorities and market landscape at a faster pace than ever before.
What are Psigma IM's top three fund picks for 2019?
Chosen by senior analyst Dan Adams
Loomis Sayles promotes portfolio manager to ESG director
Joined the firm in 2006
Loomis Sayles' Hamzaogullari: 'Passives are growing because most active managers are not active; they are cheating'
Active managers not delivering alpha
What are the biggest risks to bond investors today?
Aggressive quantitative easing announced by the ECB in March, including a plan to purchase euro-denominated corporate bonds, coupled with a relatively dovish Federal Reserve, weakened the dollar and ignited an oil and commodity price rally that has undoubtedly...
Update: Natixis AM appoints former Newton man as CEO
Voisin leaving after eight years
One to Watch: Natixis Loomis Sayles US Equity Leaders
Although the S&P 500 index suffered its worst annual performance since 2008 last year, large technology positions and a focus on the growth drivers of tomorrow helped boost returns for the Natixis Loomis Sayles US Equity Leaders fund in 2015.
Loomis Sayles to expand range with global and US launches
Greater global focus for the firm
'Plethora' of new regulations pose threat to corporate bonds-Loomis
Scott Service, global bond manager at Loomis, Sayles & Company, explains why reduced liquidity for corporate bonds and a 'plethora' of new regulations has forced the team to lower risk levels on portfolios.
Industry Voice: Finding value following the end of US quantitative easing
Lawrence Gosling with Hollie Briggs of Loomis, Sayles & Company
Industry Voice: Are low global yields forcing investors higher up the risk spectrum?
Lawrence Gosling with Matthew Eagan of Loomis, Sayles & Company
High yield: Credit risk must return to top priority
The credit cycle is in the expansionary phase - typically when companies dabble in a little more financial engineering. Credit risk must return to top priority, argues Matt Eagan from Loomis Sayles.
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