Welcome

    Welcome to the Henderson Global Investors website for international distribution partners.

    Henderson Global Investors, wholly-owned by Henderson Group plc, is an international investment company with a strong reputation and history that reaches back to 1934. We currently manage $104.5bn (at 31 March 2013) in assets on behalf of clients in Europe, Asia-Pacific and North America.

    This website is designed to provide you with marketing and sales support material on key funds across the Henderson fund range. The depth of distribution through our key partners is illustrated on our distribution matrix.

     

    Welcome to HGi

    To get the most from HGi, click the “follow” icons to create your profile and start following experts, topics, and funds.


    Fund search | Funds | Prices

     

    Partnership programme

    Henderson confirms FEIFA Partnership

     Find out more

     

    Important information relating to the Key Investor Information Document (KIID)

    The KIID is a pre-contractual information document which replaced the Simplified Prospectus for UCITS Funds on 1 July 2012. We have provided a list of questions and answers that are intended to address queries relating to the KIID and the obligations of product providers and intermediaries.

     

    MoneyMovesMarkets.com

    This journal is written by Simon Ward, Henderson's chief economist. Simon comments on economic and market developments from a monetary perspective. We hope you find the content interesting and welcome comments or questions. www.moneymovesmarkets.com  
     

    HGiHGi is a new way to bring our key distribution partners closer to Henderson's investment expertise. Visit the HGi hub to find out more...

    HGi hub


    The latest from HGi

    Market update: European markets lower after Fed hints at end to asset purchases

    NEW
    1 hour ago
    Economics & marketsClick for moreClick to follow:Economics & markets
    388 Following
     
    MarketsClick for moreClick to follow:Markets 
    Daily round-upClick for moreClick to follow:Daily round-up

    The US markets were both down at the close on Wednesday, after the Federal Reserve chairman acknowledged that there would be a moderation in the pace of asset purchases later this year if the economy goes as expected, however, interests rates were held at a record low level of between zero and 0.25% (Dow Jones -1.4% and S&P 500 -1.4%). In Europe, the markets are slightly down at the time of writing (FTSE Eurofirst 300 -1.6% and FTSE 100 -1.6%).

    Is Bernanke’s message positive for investors?

    NEW
    1 hour ago
    Daily thoughtsClick for moreClick to follow:Daily thoughts
    21 Following
     
    USClick for moreClick to follow:US
    160 Following

    Since the Fed’s announcement in May that they were considering a tapering of their asset purchase programme, investors have eagerly awaited yesterday’s Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting. Bernanke confirmed his intention to begin tapering quantitative easing (QE) later this year with the tone being more hawkish than many expected.

    UK GDP on course for bumper Q2 rise

    NEW
    Simon WardClick for moreClick to follow:Simon Ward
    187 Following
    23 hours ago
    Economics & marketsClick for moreClick to follow:Economics & markets
    388 Following
     
    EconomicsClick for moreClick to follow:Economics 
    Money Moves MarketsClick for moreClick to follow:Money Moves Markets

    Available evidence supports the suggestion in a previous post that UK GDP will rise by a strong 0.8% in the second quarter – a preliminary estimate will be released on 25 July. Such an outcome would force a big upward revision to the consensus forecast for 2013 growth – still only 0.9%, according to the latest Treasury survey.

    The 50th International Paris Air Show.

    1 Day ago
    Economics & marketsClick for moreClick to follow:Economics & markets
    388 Following
     
    Daily thoughtsClick for moreClick to follow:Daily thoughts
    21 Following

    As the Paris sun rose on Monday morning, the 50th International Paris Air Show opened its gates to aircraft enthusiasts and business delegates. The one-week show, which lasts a week, is a showcase for commercial airliners, civil aircraft and new aircraft developments.

    Talk of transatlantic trade gives momentum to the story for European equities

    2 days ago
    Economics & marketsClick for moreClick to follow:Economics & markets
    388 Following
     
    EconomicsClick for moreClick to follow:Economics 
    PoliticsClick for moreClick to follow:Politics

    The European Commission and the US are once again in talks over an ambitious and comprehensive deal to create the world’s biggest free trade area, after France successfully negotiated protection for its movies and online entertainment industry. The hope is that removing existing tariffs could help to boost growth through a notable rise in transactions between the world’s two biggest trading blocs.


    Latest notices