Nour Azhar is a reporter at Citywire. She covers a range of topics within finance, including investment strategies, financial markets, and personal finance, with a particular focus on ESG, cryptocurrency, and IPOs in the United Kingdom. Nour's insights and analyses have been featured in Citywire.
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Nour Azhar focuses on private sector announcements, investment analysis, and press releases within the business, sales & marketing, real estate industry, and finance & economy themes. To effectively reach out to Nour Azhar, pitches should provide insights into investment funds, fund managers' strategies or movements within the equities market.
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By: Nour Azhar
While the UK has made strides in regulating cryptocurrencies, some argue that its approach has been overly cautious and we will have to play catch-up with other countries.
Despite the challenges facing the market, Federated Hermes' Mark Sherlock believes strong corporate fundamentals, favourable demographics and tempting valuations make US Smids attractive.
The world's largest asset manager reached the significant milestone at the end of September without much fanfare.
The world’s largest asset manager reached the significant landmark without much fanfare.
US and global trackers plus Euro high yield bonds were the hit ETF categories in October. Meanwhile, credit saw redemptions and outflows from Swedish equities were another curious theme.
Goodbye to ‘set it and forget it’ – with the ETF market exploding, Citywire asked how wealth managers research the space.
Managers Michael Millar and Tom Wills depart the struggling FTF Martin Currie Asia Unconstrained fund after more than a decade with the firm.
Long-serving fixed income manager McNeil has departed Aegon after 21 years, triggering a reshuffle of fund management responsibilities.
Abrdn, once a dominant force in Asia, has faced investment headwinds and big outflows in recent years, prompting questions about whether the firm can regain its footing under new leadership.
Saudi Public Investment fund (PIF) has lent its weight to an offering targeting its domestic fixed income market.
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