In this video panel, Investment Week special projects editor Cristian Angeloni spoke with experts about the recently announced Great British ISA and what it could mean for the UK equity landscape.
The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) has reportedly sought to block access to key documents relating to its decision to wipe out $17bn of Credit Suisse AT1 bonds in March last year.
UK investors have added more to North American equity funds in the last four months than the previous nine years combined as part of a continued “stampede” into equity funds, according to Calastone’s Fund Flows Index.
What a difference a year makes. A year ago, we were bracing for the most anticipated recession in history with the 10-year US Treasury yield threatening to push below 3%. Flash forward a year later, the US 10-year yield briefly hit a multi-decade high of 5% while stock markets are basking in record territory.
Brown Advisory has appointed Fidelity International sales associate director Andy Nickson as its UK intermediary sales director.
Eurozone annual inflation fell to 2.4% in March, down from 2.6% in February, according to preliminary data from statistics office Eurostat.
The FTSE SmallCap index will cease to exist by 2028 at the current run-rate, given the minimal IPO activity in the UK market in the last two years, Peel Hunt’s head of research has warned.
Fundsmith Equity regained its spot at the top of interactive investor’s monthly platform purchase list in March, after falling to second place in the previous period.
Legal & General Investment Management has launched a second iteration of its short-term private credit fund, accessible to international investors.
Franklin Templeton’s former UK head of wholesale Alex Barry has resurfaced at Japanese asset manager Sumitomo Mitsui DS Asset Management as head of distribution for the UK and Ireland.