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Ireland and Luxembourg increase surveillance in face of financial instability risks
The cryptocurrency and blockchain funds launched in 2021 just before prices tumbled
Acquisition of Arcmont part of drive from asset managers to snap up fast-growing private capital firms
SEC proposal criticised as ‘unhelpfully blunt’ measure that could discourage stockpicking
Executive to lead new combined wealth and asset management unit seen as crucial to higher valuation
Discussions come as Swiss bank prepares to downsize its US operations
BITO’s 70 per cent decline suggests it has burnt through $1.2bn of investors’ cash
Tiger Global and Baillie Gifford among investors of companies hit by Monday’s market tumble
Investment chief Vincent Mortier says UK pension debacle highlights ‘shadow banking’ risks
FCA rules will govern terms such as ESG in fund marketing and will affix consumer labels to sustainable investments
Action taken after funds were forced to dump UK government bonds to raise cash for margin calls
Separately managed accounts outperform benchmarks in fixed income
SEC rule change will allow investors to nominate and seek removal of individual directors
One style to rule them all, and in the alpha bind them
New article eight funds comprise two value-focused products and two dedicated to small-cap companies
Australian pension fund manager IFM says instability and lack of clarity are delaying investment
Bad flow data for fund managers
Retiring veteran fund manager Harry Nimmo optimistic for investments
Digital asset investments fuelled by weak returns from equity and property
Fund offers investors access to Shenzhen-listed Ping An ChiNext ETF
Nah, argues JPMorgan
Debt sold by state and local governments has avoided worst of fixed-income sell-off
Morningstar analysis shows mainstream equity vehicles are more likely to be closed down
Saba Capital’s Boaz Weinstein says he is ‘very pessimistic’ about the investing climate
Many asset managers have been caught off guard by the unpredictability of continuing global market ructions — some are battening down the hatches, while others sense opportunity. Plus: China fails to stem bond outflows as property woes persist
‘Pay for success’ model puts donor capital to work, but scalability of the asset class proves elusive
Borrowers’ exposure to rising rates heightens risk for managers with less defensive portfolios
Analysts predict greater recovery potential than for developed economies if inflation and interest rates stabilise
Impact of quantitative tightening adds to concerns as liquidity continues to fall
IMF calls on member states to increase jointly backed debt to protect against risk of individual default
UK financial regulator tries to find out impact of higher rates and pensions crisis
Higher borrowing costs make more speculative companies less appealing
The aftermath of the crisis reveals the various ways lenders are exposed to gilt prices
Industry executives say the inverse and leveraged products are poorly understood
Asset manager marks down value of its investment portfolio but reports rising management fees
To thrive these days, asset managers need to be big or specialised
Business that builds the multi-asset and derivatives strategies for pension funds fell from £225bn to £205.5bn
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