Macro matters: Power grab
As data centres draw an ever-increasing amount of energy from the grid, fund managers are positioning themselves to benefit from the investments being made to keep up with demand
As data centres draw an ever-increasing amount of energy from the grid, fund managers are positioning themselves to benefit from the investments being made to keep up with demand
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CEO and CIO reflects on Alger’s 60th anniversary and plans to grow the firm’s client base in Europe
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Pictet’s Shaniel Ramjee on the current state of corporate and government bonds
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Funds investing in US tech topped the charts in 2024, but some more specialist portfolios also delivered outsized returns
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The external fund manager will also change, with Schroders taking over as the fund’s sole manager
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Only 31% of active managers outperformed a passive alternative in 2024
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While 10-year gilts reached 2008 levels, causing concern over the state of public finances
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Of £21.3bn of UK investors’ money in US equity funds, only £167m has gone to trackers in the last year
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Share prices in the US have reached dizzying heights, making cheaper equity markets more attractive
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After a record year of elections, how do asset managers prepare for the inevitable wave of client requests in the wake of major events?
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The US, alternatives, fixed income and unloved assets all have the potential to disrupt markets in the coming year
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The asset class has been hit by uncertainty, despite performing well for the majority of 2024
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