Inside Maxime Carmignac's long-term vision for her father's firm
The heir apparent has outlined areas of growth and opportunity for when Edouard eventually edges through the exit door.
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The heir apparent has outlined areas of growth and opportunity for when Edouard eventually edges through the exit door.
French fund house has dropped equity exposure from one-third to sit at around 20% over the past year.
Carmignac appoints Keith Ney as Patrimoine co-manager Events If you already have an account please use the link below to sign in. If you have any problems with your access or would like to request an individual access account please contact our customer service team. Joins Rose Ouahba and David Older on strategy Keith Ney has been co-managing Carmignac Portfolio Patrimoine Europe Carmignac has assigned Keith Ney to its strategic investment committee and named him as a third portfolio manager on its flagship Patrimoine fund. Ney, who has been co-managing Carmignac Portfolio Patrimoine Europe s...
Investor anxiety mounts over prospect of stock market bubble 25 Jan, 2021 08:11 PM 5 minutes to read Financial Times By: Katie Martin Screaming stock rallies and wild speculation by have-a-go amateur investors are stirring concerns among market veterans over a bubble to rival anything seen in the past century. After a dramatic rebound from the coronavirus crash last March, benchmark equity indices have toppled a series of record highs in the early days of 2021. Bitcoin, the most speculative bet of them all, has raced to new extremes. Popular stocks like Tesla continue to def...
ASR points out that more than 10 per cent of stocks in the US blue-chip S&P 500 benchmark are 40 per cent or more above their averages of the past 200 days â a phenomenon seen only four times in the past 35 years.âClients are increasingly worried,â said Ian Hartnett, co-founder of ASR. But, he added, rallies could just be getting started, if interest rates remain low, and fund managers feel pressure to hop on the bandwagon. âThere is career risk in the fear of missing out,â he said. âPeople find a way to rationalise every bubble. They have to explain to a chief ...