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Model portfolios, transparency & independence
A new paper from the Personal Finance Society is warning about some issues arising from the use of model portfolios, distributor-influenced funds and outsourced discretionary fund management.
Catching a falling knife
Timing an entry into falling investment markets has been described as trying to catch a falling knife – if you are not very careful, you are likely to get hurt.
Are MINTs the next big investment opportunity?
After the popularity of investing in BRIC nations (Brazil, Russia, India and China), Fidelity International is asking whether MINTs could be the investment opportunity of the next decade?
Fidelity windfall ISA closure
Fidelity has decided to close its windfall Individual Savings Account (ISA) scheme, after the number of accounts dropped from 200,000 to 34,000.
Video exclusive: investment market outlook for 2010
In this video exclusive for Informed Choice, Trevor Greetham from Fidelity International shares with us his investment market outlook for 2010.
Posted in Investments, News
Tagged 2010, asset allocation, exclusive, fidelity, investment outlook, trevor greetham, video
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The fund manager merry-go-round
One quality to look for when choosing an investment fund is the longevity of the fund manager. Yesterday was a busy day for fund manager movements.
Posted in Investments, News
Tagged fidelity, fund manager, james griffin, merry-go-round, michael gifford, old mutual, sam morse, stephen message, tenure, tim mccarron
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Return of the ‘Quiet Assassin’
The big news in the world of fund management this morning is the return of Anthony Bolton to running money. Bolton, arguably one of the most successful investors of his generation, will be relocating to Hong Kong to manage a new China fund for Fidelity.
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Tagged anthony bolton, china, fidelity, fund, Investments, quiet assassin
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