Fidelity’s Bajaj lifts gearing to 8% as Asia bargains multiply
Contrarian Asia smaller companies fund manager Nitin Bajaj eyes further opportunities in China after upping borrowing to a seven-year high on Fidelity Asian Values investment trust.
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Contrarian Asia smaller companies fund manager Nitin Bajaj eyes further opportunities in China after upping borrowing to a seven-year high on Fidelity Asian Values investment trust.
UK shares tumble as global selloff reaches Europe, with commodity names leading the decline and private equity, China and smaller company investment trusts also retreating.
One of the more unusual new investment companies coming to the market last year was Petershill Partners, a Goldman Sachs spin-off investing in alternative asset managers.
Weiss Korea Opportunities hunts out the best bargains on the Korean stock market by investing in non-voting preference shares that are up to half the price of shares with voting rights.
UK equities were weak this morning after a turbulent night on Wall Street caused by increasingly hawkish comments from the US Federal Reserve and worse than expected falls in UK retail sales.
Shocked Baillie Gifford US fund managers Kirsty Gibson and Gary Robinson are considering whether to follow star hedgie Bill Ackman out the door at Netflix.
The main market steadies despite tumbling commodity stocks as a raft of corporate updates and stabilising oil prices cheer investors. NewRiver Reit jumps on hopes of a return of capital.
The Pershing Square investor dumped his $1.1bn stake on Wednesday for a hefty loss after the streaming service disclosed subscriber numbers unexpectedly fell.
Pablo Legorreta, one of the fund managers of BioPharma Credit, is selling a 4% stake in the highly-rated debt fund to finance his other investments and philanthropic activities.
The London Stock Exchange takeover of Refinitiv has turned it into a major data player and after full-year results an under-pressure Nick Train is happy to point to its improved prospects.
TV streaming giant Netflix has tested the resolve of backers including Baillie Gifford and Pershing Square with a 26% share price plunge caused by its first fall in subscriber numbers in 10 years.
Update: Netflix tests the resolve of Pershing Square's Bill Ackman with a 35% share price plunge caused by its first fall in subscriber numbers in a decade, three months after he took a big stake.
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