Natasha Doff

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One Part Of Funds Market Where Cash Rushes To Human Managers

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Plenty of investors are still willing to pay extra to have humans look after their wealth.

Templeton Manager Finds Surprising Haven From Populist Politics

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He believes he has found a refuge from anti-establishment politics in the developed world.

Don't Worry Bond Investors, Baby Boomers Have Got Your Back

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As more baby boomers get closer to drawing their pensions, global demand for bonds and cash will rise.

Global Bond Investors Now Losing Most Sleep Over Rising Populism

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Over 30 percent of high-grade bond holders said political populism was their biggest concern for the next year.

Emerging Debt Still Looks Good To Some Big Investors

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Amundi Asset Management, Schroder Investment Management Ltd. and Morgan Stanley are among those predicting a rebound.

Bonds Dumped By Hot-Money ETFs Look Cheap To Invesco, Pimco

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They are lured by bargains created by automated selling to meet withdrawals.

ETF Surge Spurs Fee War, Mobius Says Fund Managers Can't Win

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Emerging-market funds find it hard to compete with passive funds able to generate similar returns at a fraction of the cost.

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