The acquisition by one challenged value funds manager of another challenged value funds manager looks like doubling down on a business with structural problems.
As investors came to grips with the global COVID-19 pandemic,some active fund managers achieved massive gains by investing in the healthcare and technology sectors.
A senior strategist at the world's largest asset manager recommends keeping an eye on Chinese stimulus as he says it is time to take a risk-on approach to investing.
Regal Funds Management was hit with a sharp 59 per cent slide in its high-performance hedge fund during March,leaving some investors fuming.
Could there have been a worse time for Wilson Asset Management's former stockpicker Chris Stott to go into business for himself?
Flexible working arrangements,local manufacturing and risk averse investors could become the key features of life after COVID-19,fund managers say.
The performances of most niche managed funds and ETFs have not been able to justify their management fees
Markets anxiety is causing investors to switch from equities to defensive assets as regulators and super funds call for calm.
Sydney-based Regal Funds Management has moved to reassure nervous clients after its high-performance hedge fund posted a shock 32 per cent decline in February.
Three of the world's largest asset managers have signalled a move away from financing fossil fuels in recent months. What does this mean for Australian banks and funds?
China will ultimately seek to stimulate its economy by investing in infrastructure,which is good news for Australian iron ore producers,Plato managing director Don Hamson explains.