- Nama follows predictable phases of property maniaSERIOUS MONEY: THE SHEER magnitude of the damage inflicted upon the financial sector by the nation’s waning love affair with property became clear last week, as the National Asset Management Agency (Nama) revealed it intended to acquire more than 1,200 individual toxic loans for a consideration equivalent to 47 per cent of nominal value, writes CHARLIE FELL
- Dynamo dedicated to value investingFUND MANAGER Q&A: BRENDAN MORAN, Irish Life Investment Managers (ILIM), www.ilim.com
- Earnings projections undermine equities' 70% surgeSERIOUS MONEY: STOCK MARKETS are closed for Good Friday commemorations today, but the Easter Bunny arrived early on Wall Street, as the breathtaking advance in the major indices that began last spring continued during the first three months of the year with only a minor interruption in late January.
- Making most of currency changesFund Manager Q&A: BRIAN McCARTHY , Alder Capital www.aldercapital.com
- Fund for investors seeking stabilityEUAN MUNRO Standard Life Investments www.standardlifeinvestments.comEuan Munro managed bond funds in Scottish Provident before joining Standard Life in 1995. He now heads up Standard Life Investment’s Global Absolute Return Strategies (Gars) fund* team in Edinburgh.
- Household deleveraging to exert drag on growthSERIOUS MONEY: THE US economy is in recovery and risk appetite has returned to financial markets, but serious headwinds remain. The spectacular borrowing binge by US households was a primary driver of the recession of 2007 to 2009 and remains an impediment to a self-sustaining recovery.
- Rise of structured finance aided destruction of wealthSERIOUS MONEY: ALBERT EINSTEIN published the general theory of relativity in 1915. His geometric theory of gravitation points towards the existence of black holes – regions of space in which space and time are distorted in such a way that nothing, not even light, can escape – as an end-state for massive stars.
- Intrinsic value makes a good goalPAT KILDUFF: Before joining boutique investment firm Appian Asset Management, based on Dublin’s Upper Mount Street, in 2003, Pat Kilduff gained stockbroking experience in Goodbody and ABN Amro. He now manages Appian’s Value Fund, targeted at high-net worth individuals.
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