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RWC chief executive Dan Mannix leaves firm after eight years in role Replaced by the company’s head of business development Tord Stallvik RWC Partners chief executive Dan Mannix is stepping down and leaving the business after eight years in the role. He is being replaced by the firm’s head of business development Tord Stallvik who has been with the firm since 2015 when RWC acquired a 15-strong team from Everest Capital. Stallvik is a member of RWC’s executive committee. Stallvik has 25 years’ experience in asset management. Before joining Everest Capital, he was a president at Protég...

City A.M. checked in with a number of prominent Square Mile-based fund mangers to find out where they see opportunities for growth as London’s investment community is slowly shaking off the pandemic.

Temple Bar re-admitted to FTSE 250 after shares soar off value rally Performance of the investment trust has vastly improved since RWC takeover Temple Bar has won back its place in the FTSE 250 after its shares rebounded sharply thanks to the rotation into value stocks. The value-orientated investment trust was dropped from the index last September after the coronavirus crisis wiped 50% off the value of its share price, leaving it with a market cap of £462.1m. Months before that the investment company was rocked by news longstanding manager Alastair Mundy would be stepping down. RWC duo Nick...

London's FTSE 100 finally succumbed to this week's jitters on global equity markets, with a fall of 2.5 per cent for the blue-chip index today. Asian and US markets had already suffered some nervers from the spike in bond yields earlier in the week. The yield on 10-year US Treasury bills powered through 1.5 per cent yesterday - its highest level in a year and up from 0.5 per cent last August. The tech-laden Nasdaq is 6 per cent down this week and the old-economy Dow Jones followed it last night with a 2.5 per cent fall in the last two sessions..  Frédérique Carrier, head of investment stra...

Search Home / Analysis / Is the value bump just a few weeks of solid performance or a true comeback? Is the value bump just a few weeks of solid performance or a true comeback? ‘If you buy the cheapest stocks, they do go up eventually’ There will always be something of a pricing gap between value and growth stocks – after all, it is the nature of the former to be cheaper while businesses that can demonstrate significant growth should always command a premium. In the years since the 2008/09 global financial crisis, however, the gap between the two has become more of a...