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19 January 2018 • By • 1 min read

Ignition Wealth appoints Ireland CEO

The Irish division of robo-adviser Ignition Wealth has named Alan Quinlan as its new chief executive. Mr Quinlan steps into the new role with over ...

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Companies must have 'social purpose': BlackRock

The shift from active to passive investment strategies in recent years has forced BlackRock to rethink the way it engages with companies, says CEO ...

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Complacency the top risk for 2018: Natixis

The consensus view among professional investors is relatively optimistic about the outlook for 2018, but that could breed complacency, warns Natixis ...

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JP Morgan wins Alpha Fund Managers mandate

Boutique fund manager Alpha Fund Managers has awarded an investment mandate to JP Morgan Asset Management to offer investors yield opportunities ...

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The myth of ‘fossil fuel free’ investment

Simply divesting from fossil fuels “doesn’t achieve anything”, and funds that claim to be “fossil fuel free” are being a little disingenuous, says ...

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Financial inclusion could unlock US$200bn: EY

The global banking sector could boost its revenues by US$200 billion by servicing “underbanked” citizens of emerging countries, according to a new ...

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Fundies 'fooling' industry with down-market fees

Outperformance fees demanded by fund managers in low-return markets are an unfair flaw in the financial system, says veteran US institutional investor ...

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Investors demanding diversification: report

The vast majority of investors acknowledge the need to diversify their portfolio, according to a new report – but they are unsure about how to go ...

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Yellow Brick Road signs deal with Suncorp

Diversified financial services group Yellow Brick Road (YBR) has agreed to distribute general insurance products offered by Suncorp’s Vero

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Gold may be ‘surprise performer’: BNY Mellon

Shifting monetary policy trends from central banks will come with “profound risks” – and gold may be the answer to hedging them, says BNY Mellon

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