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hedge funds increase short positions against european builders and financial firms

Global hedge funds have continued to short European stocks for the second consecutive week, particularly targeting financial, materials, energy, and industrial sectors, according to Goldman Sachs data. Notably, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Denmark, and the UK saw the most net selling, with a focus on individual stocks rather than broader indices. Key short positions include asset manager Schroders and home improvement company Kingfisher, with significant bets against energy firm Petrofac as well.

deutsche bank raises target price for schroders stock amid mixed analyst ratings

Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft has raised its target price for Schroders (LON:SDR) from GBX 375 to GBX 400, maintaining a "hold" rating, indicating a potential downside of 2.06%. Other firms, including Royal Bank of Canada and JPMorgan Chase, have also adjusted their price objectives for the stock. Schroders opened at GBX 408.43, with a market cap of £6.34 billion and a PE ratio of 17.84, while insiders hold 43.09% of the company.

us stocks surge as global markets react to economic shifts and policies

U.S. stocks are on track for a second consecutive year of over 20% gains, driven by strong economic growth and AI enthusiasm, while European markets lag significantly. The dollar has strengthened, impacting emerging market currencies, and bond investors face challenges amid rising yields and inflation concerns. China's stock market experienced volatility, with a 14.5% annual gain, as investors await further stimulus from Beijing.

Schroders Consolidates Zurich Operations in Historic Schanzenhof Building

Schroders has consolidated its Zurich-based units into the newly renovated Schanzenhof building, reinforcing its commitment to Switzerland as a strategic location. With approximately 350 employees now under one roof, the firm aims to enhance collaboration and strengthen its presence in the city, managing assets worth CHF 41 billion. The renovation of the historic Schanzenhof, a project lasting seven years, aligns modern energy standards with the building's historical integrity.

schroders consolidates operations in newly renovated zurich headquarters

Schroders has consolidated its Zurich operations into the newly renovated Schanzenhof, uniting its business units under one roof to enhance collaboration and strengthen its presence in Switzerland. The firm, which has been in the country since 1967, manages CHF 41 billion in locally managed assets. The renovation of the historic building, a landmark dating back to the 17th century, took seven years and aligns with modern energy and sustainability standards.

schroders reduces executive committee as new ceo implements growth strategy

Schroders Plc is reducing its executive committee from 22 to nine members as new CEO Richard Oldfield aims to revitalize the firm. Ed Houghton joins as head of strategy and investor engagement, while Mary-Anne Daly will oversee wealth management, Georg Wunderlin will lead Schroders Capital, and Karine Szenberg will head the Client Group.

schroders reports 2.3 billion outflows as new ceo prepares to lead

Schroders Plc reported £2.3 billion ($3 billion) in quarterly outflows, with investors withdrawing £3 billion from its solutions and institutional divisions in the three months ending September. This poses challenges for incoming CEO Richard Oldfield, although the private markets and wealth management units recorded net inflows of £1 billion each.

growing concerns over us national debt among institutional investors

Institutional investors are increasingly worried about the U.S. national debt, which is projected to exceed $1.9 trillion, raising concerns about its impact on portfolios amid high interest rates and geopolitical tensions. A recent survey revealed that central bank policies and macroeconomic risks are top concerns, with many institutions reassessing their fixed income strategies. The rising debt levels are not just a U.S. issue but a global phenomenon, prompting scrutiny of fiscal policies worldwide.

ralph hamers joins arta finance as senior adviser and investor

Ralph Hamers, former CEO of UBS, has joined Arta Finance, a digital wealth firm founded by ex-Google employees, as an external senior adviser and investor. Arta aims to democratize family office-style investing using AI, targeting accredited investors in the US and Singapore, with plans to expand into India. Hamers, who previously led ING through a digital transformation, is exploring various fintech projects while taking a measured approach to future executive roles.
09:00 10.10.2024
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