Ruffer Investment Management
CF Ruffer Japanese Fund
Type: Oeic
Aim: Growth by investing in Japanese equities and other assets
Minimum investment: Lump sum £1,000, monthly £100
Investment split: 100% in Japanese equities and other assets
Isa link: Yes
Charges: Initial 5%, annual 1.5%
Commission: Initial up to 3%, renewal up to 0.5%
Tel: 020 7963 8100
The FSA is today proposing to extend the current disclosure regime for significant net short positions in the stocks of UK financial sector companies, due to expire on June 30.
The FSA has revealed that Network Data owed its appointed representatives more than £2m in unpaid commission, as of April 6.
Schroders has launched its first managed currency fund.
The FSA has published details of the interim regulations for the sale and rentback market that it is introducing on July 1.
By Mark Martin, head of UK Equities, Neptune With markets facing numerous challenges this year, Neptune’s Mark Martin, manager of the UK Mid Cap Fund, and assistant manager Holly Cassell explain how they look past short-term volatility to focus on maintaining a strong long-term performance record. Read more here Important Information – for investment professionals only. […]
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