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Fund managers’ holdings of cash fell to a two-year low this month, Bank of America survey shows
Fund managers turn to new data sources to woo clients as flows into equity funds dry up
Trusts can keep back reserves to cover dividends in difficult years
US Federal Reserve forecasts suggesting ‘higher for longer’ interest rates have caused bond yields to soar — and bondholders to sell. Borrowers on floating rates are also feeling pain. But money market funds and catastrophe bonds still have fans
T Rowe Price, Franklin Templeton and AllianceBernstein are among fund groups hit by higher interest rates
Handful of companies propel all of this year’s gains in the MSCI All-Country World index
First product launch by robo adviser since acquisition by JPMorgan
As a JPMorgan strategist argued recently, complexity is both pointless and counterproductive
Active fund managers look to stocks more resilient in the face of a rising cost of money
For me, the investment case doesn’t add up
Top economist reveals his personal investment strategy on the FT’s Money Clinic podcast
High short-term interest rates are exacerbating a natural desire to hunker down but there are better options
Thirty-year gilt yields rise to highest levels since last year’s ‘mini’ Budget
Rise in bond yields means there are more alternatives to betting on the fortunes of the Magnificent Seven tech giants
Growth is still strong. Why are equities falling?
After a series of false dawns, investors sense a long-awaited shift in the Tokyo market
“Our industry does seem to love complexity and to abhor simplicity”
Diversification after the bond rally
Dearth of M&A and IPOs have kept managers from returning cash to their limited partners
PPF makes a play for the throne
Neither seeking to maximise winners nor minimise losers is necessarily enough. It’s all in the balance
Highly depressed markets have thrown up very attractive yields
If you haven’t reviewed your holdings for a few years, you may be shocked by the fees
Investor says ‘it’s all changed’ as inflows drop by hundreds of billions of dollars
We can learn lessons from the internet bubble about which companies will fly, and which will flail
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