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EPFR Fund Flows
By Sayad Baronyan 23 May 2019
The team returned to London after 3 days at QuantMinds International conference, in Vienna. For more than 25 years, QuantMinds has been the place for quants to be and this year was no different. Hot topics included recent developments with alternative data, machine learning, algorithmic trading, financial modelling and regulatory developments.
Topic Industry News
strategic-marketing-solutions
By Daniel Chancellor 23 May 2019
PharmAI – industry is smartening up to the potential of artificial intelligence
IGM Credit, IGM FX and Rates
By Tim Cheung 21 May 2019
China has been in the spotlight year to date, largely in regard to the pick-up in credit stimulus and growth data in recent months. Given the improving growth momentum in Q1 and rising inflation pressure, the signals given by the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) in April reflected policymakers' growing bias for a less accommodative monetary policy stance in H2. However, the drastic turnaround of trade negotiations in the week ending 12 May was totally out of expectations. This, we think, will inevitably hurt investor sentiment and business confidence, as the markets had been expecting a trade deal until the 11th round of the US-China trade talks ended up with no agreement but an increase in tariffs.
Topic Industry News
IGM FX and Rates
By Andy Hicks 20 May 2019
The Context, our Financial Intelligence newsletter, contains thought leadership articles spanning a host of asset classes.
EPFR Fund Flows
By Cameron Brandt 20 May 2019
SRI Equity Funds Swim Against the Outgoing Tide Angst about the turn for the worse taken by Sino-US trade talks hit EPFR-tracked Equity Funds hard heading into mid-May, with redemptions from all Equity Funds around the $20 billion mark for the second week running and Emerging Markets Equity Funds chalking up their biggest weekly outflow since late March.
Topic Industry News
PSN Enterprise - Separate Account Analytics Software, Zephyr...
By Ryan Nauman 20 May 2019
With the first quarter earnings season coming to a close, economic data will be a focal point. This week provides more data on the manufacturing, retail, and housing sectors. Federal Reserve officials will also grab numerous headlines this week with individual speeches, while the FOMC meeting minutes will be released on Wednesday. Read more from Ryan Nauman's Weekly Recap and subscribe to have it delivered to your inbox each week!
Topic Industry News
IGM Credit, IGM FX and Rates
By Tim Cheung 14 May 2019
US President Trump tweeted on 5 May that tariffs on the USD200bn in Chinese imports will rise from 10% to 25% on 10 May and that an additional USD325bn of goods will get a 25% tariff shortly. Trump attributed his decision to the slower-than-expected progress of the US-China trade negotiations and China's attempt to renegotiate. US Trade Representative Lighthizer and US Treasury Secretary Mnuchin had implicated on 6 May that Chinese officials tried to re-open negotiation on areas that had already been negotiated. In the eyes of US negotiators, Chinese officials' moves represented an erosion of commitments by China and a big change in direction for the negotiation.
Topic Industry News
IGM FX and Rates
By Andy Hicks 13 May 2019
The Context, our Financial Intelligence newsletter, contains thought leadership articles spanning a host of asset classes.
PSN Enterprise - Separate Account Analytics Software, Zephyr...
By Ryan Nauman 13 May 2019
The upcoming week is heavy on economic data releases including soft data like the NFIB small-business index, consumer sentiment index, and the leading economic indicators index. Additionally, the popular retail sales report for April will be released, which will provide us with some insight into the mindset of the consumer. Finally, we get more data on a manufacturing sector that has been weighed down by higher input costs and difficulties hiring skilled workers. Also, many eyes will be following twitter for any updates on the trade front coming from the White House, as the stakes continue to increase. Read more from Ryan Nauman's Weekly Recap and subscribe to have it delivered to your inbox each week!
Topic Industry News
EPFR Fund Flows
By Sayad Baronyan 09 May 2019
The last Federal Open Market Committee did not have major updates on the outlook of the economy. No major changes on the forecasts on the economic growth or outlook, and no major changes on the future trajectory of the interest rates.
Topic Industry News
IGM Credit, IGM FX and Rates
By Tim Cheung 07 May 2019
The Politburo held a regular meeting on economic affairs on 19 April. Besides reiterating structural deleveraging, the Politburo once again adhered to the orientation that houses are used for living, not for speculation. Following the Politburo's warning on preventing speculation in property, both Chinese property equities and bonds retreated during the following trading days. In our view, China's top leaders are getting wary again of the risk of being overleveraged if the property developers increase their land acquisition aggressively in order to meet the rising home demand in the prevailing looser monetary environment.
Topic Industry News
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By Ryan Nauman 06 May 2019
The upcoming week is a little light on economic data releases, however, the week is heavy on Federal Reserve speeches with Chairman Powell speaking on Thursday, which will capture the eyes and ears of investors after last week’s FOMC meeting. Earning announcements continue this week as we enter the final quarter of the cycle. Read more from Ryan Nauman's Weekly Recap and subscribe to have it delivered to your inbox each week!
Topic Industry News
EPFR Fund Flows
By Cameron Brandt 06 May 2019
Creating Strategies to Mitigate Distortion
Topic Industry News
LendersBenchmark™
By Shaun Richardson 06 May 2019
EPFR Fund Flows
By Cameron Brandt 03 May 2019
Flows for Europe Equity and Bond Funds diverge sharply going into May European stocks ended April with their fourth consecutive monthly gain as markets digested the inconclusive outcome of Spain’s general election, some better than expected first quarter earnings reports and data showing growth in the Eurozone rebounded during the first three months of the year. EPFR-tracked Europe Equity Funds, meanwhile, ended April by posting their 12th consecutive outflow and 61st in the past 63 weeks while Europe Bond Funds chalked up their biggest inflow since 1Q15 and second biggest since EPFR started tracking them.
Topic Industry News
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