Russian invasion unlikely to force central banks off course
Inflation is expected in an escalation and de-escalation scenario so central bankers have to hold their nerve
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Author: Cherry Reynard
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Is there such a thing as a ‘good’ performance fee?
‘It should not be like winning the lottery – you want managers to outperform the following year, not think about early retirement’
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Commodity producing emerging markets set to shine
As global risk-off sentiment makes bad situation worse for EM equities
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Renewable energy infrastructure trusts poised to take off amid rising inflation
Their cashflows make them uniquely responsive
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Headwinds fail to dampen China’s long-term appeal
Its economy is still growing, albeit more slowly, and the government has plenty of levers left to pull
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Not owning the UK could become a problem
Recent performance marks a notable change in fortunes for the unloved market
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Inflation uncertainty leaves central banks with a dilemma
Growth of advanced economies revised slightly lower, largely due to supply disruptions
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David Coombs: ‘We haven’t been tempted by the recovery trade’
Equity exposure in Rathbones multi-asset funds is still ‘very skewed’ to the US and quality growth names
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Looking beyond COP26: Home truths on biodiversity
Encouraging biodiversity and the preservation of habitats will be as important to the health of the planet as halting climate change
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Does the investment industry expect COP26 to deliver?
‘If we want everything to stay as it is, everything has to change’
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Future faces of fund management: Four managers on emerging from the pandemic
Up-and-coming managers from BNY Mellon IM, Liontrust, Jupiter and Schroders reveal the themes they are playing in portfolios
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Why yields upwards of 3% are still sustainable in a growth world
Covid and a decade of loose monetary policy have battered income investors