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Five investments that will double your money in eight years
Savers could make strong returns without using highly speculative bets
28 February 2021 • 5:00am
Investors should buy into the five fastest-growing “themes” to be in with a chance of substantially boosting savings pots, experts have said.
Savers could make strong returns and double their cash in eight years, without using highly speculative bets.
Fund firm Axa Investment Managers has said there are five “themes” where businesses involved could double in value before 2030. Its research found investors could experience returns of at least 10pc per year over the next decade.
Telegraph Money looks at the key areas savers should buy.
It has hundreds more apartments in the pipeline at construction projects in Dublin.
It’s building the massive Coopers Cross scheme in the capital. The project, extending over 5.9 acres, is on one of the largest undeveloped sites in Dublin’s central business district. It takes up an entire block beside the IFSC.
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Axa Investment Managers is its partner on the scheme, which will include 472 apartments and 394,000 sq ft of office space.
Kennedy Wilson and Axa are also building 287 apartments at the Grange complex in south Dublin, where they teamed up in 2018 to buy an existing 274 apartments and a four-acre development site for €161m. The assets were sold by a receiver on behalf of Nama.
When U.S. interest rates sneeze, Europe catches a cold. Market anxiety about the inflationary impact of the U.S. government’s massive planned spending boost is driving up U.S. Treasury yields and undermining the dollar. That risks stifling Europe’s recovery with a stronger euro and relatively higher real borrowing rates, even though Europe’s fiscal stimulus is dwarfed .
Odey AM swipes second EM manager from Newton for new funds business
Sophia Whitbread reunited with long-time Newton colleague Rob Marshall-Lee who was poached for Brook AM last November
Odey Asset Management has swiped emerging markets manager Sophia Whitbread from Newton Investment Management for its newly created funds business.
Whitbread (pictured) will join Brook Asset Management, launched by Crispin Odey’s eponymous funds business, in June as an assistant portfolio manager on its Global Emerging Markets strategy.
There she will be reunited with long-time Newton IM colleague Rob Marshall-Lee who was poached by Odey last November to head up its brand-new emerging markets business.