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Sunday Times economics editor David Smith will join fund managers including Henderson Global Investors' Bill McQuaker to tackle the concept of investing in volatile markets at an upcoming industry forum.
Despite the recent downgrades by Standard & Poor’s and Fitch, Royal London Asset Management reports that a relative stability has settled over European government bond markets as risk assets rally.
International investors are buying record amounts of UK government bonds as the Bank of England’s £75bn QE programme spurs demand, with the yield on the ten-year gilt hitting a new record low.
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New Star founder John Duffield has hit back at claims made during Patrick Evershed's sensational employment tribunal in an open letter.
Phil Wagstaff is leaving his role as chief executive of Skandia Investment Group just two weeks after joining to become global head of distribution at Henderson Global Investors.
Partick Evershed's claims he and other staff members were bullied by New Star Asset Management founder John Duffield have been dismissed by three of his ex-colleagues.
Nearly 30 pension funds, including Tesco, BUPA and the BBC, have filed claims at the High Court seeking damages from Henderson Global Investors over claims it took too much risk with one its funds.
Gregor Logan, the former joint chief investment officer of New Star, has said a leveraged balance sheet and poor performance from flagship funds caused the demise of the asset manager.
Former New Star head of fixed income, Theo Zemek, today told of the “appalling” atmosphere at New Star under former CEO John Duffield, in the latest twist in the employment tribunal brought by Patrick Evershed against his former employer.
Star fund manager Patrick Evershed said he raised concerns with the FSA about allegations its staff bonuses are tied to the regulator's relationships with institutions, in the latest twist during his employment tribunal.
Patrick Evershed has claimed investors in New Star's Property fund lost millions of pounds after the group continued to advertise the fund despite warnings from its property team that prices were over-inflated.
Patrick Evershed has claimed his former boss John Duffield bullied and humiliated New Star staff including withdrawing an offer of sweets from managers having a bad period of performance, according to his witness statement lodged with an employment tribunal today.
John Duffield, the founder of New Star, will not be appearing in court during the case brought against his former company by Patrick Evershed, Investment Week, IFAonline's sister title, understands.
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