The Scotland-based investment manager is looking to expand its growth equity business.

The Scotland-based investment manager is looking to expand its growth equity business.
The top-performing US growth funds of last year have been hit the hardest amid the recent sell-off.
Investing by your religious conviction; Contrarians at Fidelity are looking at cars; Matthews Asia sees a Chinese catalyst; S&P Global’s SPIVA scorecards; Ninety One on emerging markets; Jefferson and much more.
Merry Christmas! The Year in Funds; Nuclear; Mag-7; Small Caps; Robotics; Bitcoin; Large Cap Growth; US Manufacturing; AI; Big Data; Lithium Batteries; Emerging Markets; Warfare and much more.
The US, alternatives, fixed income and unloved assets all have the potential to disrupt markets in the coming year.
M&G’s positive outlook; Wisdom from Schroders’s podcast; Alliance Bernstein on the power of curiosity; Janus Henderson on responsible AI; China’s retirement revolution; Apple and much more.
Yet another AI fund, competition is a good thing, let’s unleash the leverage, Baby! Pony is making driverless car progress, Amundi is bullish on Asia, learning to suffer heroically and much more.
Very much ‘the’ story of 2023, this year has proved to be more challenging for these mega-cap stocks.
Hong Kong ETF in the Arabian dunes, AllianzGI weighs its options, Morningstar’s ESG fund gloom, The appeal of Brics, The Economist’s contrarian dollar, Nvidia and Tesla and much more.
Mega-cap leaders have overcapitalised in the winner takes all race for dominance in AI, putting their future relevance into question.
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