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Principal content
Gold rush hits prime property
Some say European commercial real estate is near its peak and is in danger of overheating
Hedge funds plan onshore versions
Half of European hedge funds plan to launch regulated, onshore versions
VW takes a new DC route
Volkswagen UK is placing half of its DC fund with an absolute return fund manager
Mixed picture on property funds
Europe’s real estate fund industry increased its assets under management last year
Net inflows for first time in 2 years
Recovery in Europe’s fund management industry is taking place, but mainly among the wealthy of northern Europe
Related content and features
The Big Picture
Foreigners lift London property out of doldrums
Overseas investors are targeting London’s commercial property sector, with sterling’s weakness adding to the appeal, finds Steve Johnson
Face to face
Roger Bartley: looking to steer the way on global credit
Roger Bartley, head of active fixed income at LGIM, says he hopes investors can be weaned off their focus on UK credit and persuaded to embrace global credit
View from the US
Investors must ask about shale gas cost
Doubt over the true potential of shale gas production has filtered through to some of the institutional investors in energy companies, writes John Dizard
Last word
Ignore Buffett – gold’s time has come
Warren Buffett argues that gold has ‘no utility’, but if gold’s time was ever going to come, we are living through such a time now, writes Jonathan Davis
Comment
Out of touch with their customers
The industry perhaps suspects that financially capable customers would not be good for profitability, writes Pauline Skypala
Blog
- Of interest in the FT - Nov-20
- Shale gas debate just won’t go away - Nov-19
- Ethical investing - who cares? - Nov-18
- Of interest in the FT - Nov-18
- Money for nothing - Nov-17
- Further reading in the FT - Nov-17
