Strategic bond managers are adopting a defensive stance on their portfolios, cutting duration and selling down risk assets on fears over the global economy.
Stephen Corr, James Kinghorn, and Craig Bonthron have joined Scottish Widows Investment Partnership's international equities team, under the leadership of Mike McNaught-Davis.
Lloyds Banking Group is back in the black for the first time since it was bailed out by the government, boosted by a record results in asset management arm SWIP.
SWIP's Richard Dunbar discusses whether the free market will bring prices back from recent highs in time to prevent further economic and political damage.
SWIP is planning a raft of new products to follow the establishment of its US fixed income base.
Tony Nutt's Jupiter Income fund, along with offerings from Gartmore and SWIP, are among those blacklisted for underperformance in Principal Investment Management's latest income study.
Scottish Widows Investment Partnership (Swip) has appointed Kevin Addison as head of wholesale, filling the gap left by Tony Maddock who moved to Lazard Asset Management in November.
Market bulls will be the winners of 2011 as a number of factors will push global equities higher, according to SWIP's Mike McNaught-Davis.
Tony Maddock, the head of wholesale at SWIP, is moving to Lazard Asset Management to lead the group's third party distribution.
BlackRock's Daniel McKernan has joined Scottish Widows Investment Partnership (Swip) as head of European and UK credit within the fixed income team.