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Hargreaves Lansdown is to transfer more than £400m of multi-manager assets from Mark Barnett's Invesco Perpetual income funds to Neil Woodford's new UK equity income offering.

Kames' Stephen Snowden has said the bond bears' argument that normalising US and UK monetary policy will be the death knell for fixed income is unfounded.

UBS is formally reducing securities lending on its ETF funds to 50%, following in the footsteps of ETF giant iShares.

Thailand has been gripped by political unrest since last November, with its stock market enduring a tumultuous ride over the last seven months, but which funds have maintained their overweights, and how have they fared?

Fidelity Worldwide Investment has cut the price of its index tracker range, putting pressure on rivals who now charge more than double the price on some products.

Hargreaves Lansdown has secured what it says is the cheapest share class in the market for Neil Woodford's new fund, selling the investment star's fund for 60bps.

The official UK interest rate could settle at an average of 3% in a few years, the outgoing Deputy Governor of the Bank of England has predicted.

PIMCO is continuing its expansion into equities with a number of new funds.

Britain's two state-backed banks have retreated from lending to the London property market since the financial crisis, in a sign of caution amid fears of an inflating housing bubble.

A row has broken out over the cost of setting up all of the public bodies needed in an independent Scotland.