Asset allocators redeploy record cash levels as Greece 'event-risk' subsides
Multi-asset managers have started reinvesting their high cash positions, with many topping up European exposure as Greece finally reaches a new deal with its creditors.
The latest Fund Manager Survey from Bank of America Merrill Lynch showed cash holdings jumped to their highest levels since the Lehman crisis in the first week of July. But as markets retreated, investors...
More on Investment
Why are female-founded businesses struggling to secure capital?
'Gargantuan challenge'
Advice app OpenMoney updates money management features
To help meet savings goals
Woodford Equity Income suffers £150m writedown
Adjustment to value of unquoted assets
MSCI calls on asset managers to incorporate ESG into investment processes
Sets out 'core pillars' for full ESG integration
VitalityInvest launches new multi-manager funds
New partnership with SEI
Back to Top
More news
FSCS reveals £4m spend on communications and advertising after increasing advisers' levy
Includes advertisements
Going it alone: Victor Sacks explains the highs and lows of starting his own advice business
The Pro Adviser Podcast
FCA appoints Christopher Woolard as interim chief executive
Following Bailey's BoE role
Chris Budd: How to help clients be happy and protect your business at the same time
'Self-limiting beliefs'
