Can grassroot ESG movements do more than COP26?
‘Grassroot can achieve a lot in creating pressure for governments and economic actors’
Author: David Burrows
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Why fund managers think the Bank of England is being outclassed by its peers
The central bank surprised many when it kept rates on hold at its November meeting
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Speedbumps expected on equity road to recovery
‘With the arrival of autumn, clouds started to gather on the horizon’
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Are asset managers dropping the ball on ESG?
Just 24% of asset managers have set net zero targets
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Why equity investors may miss out on a fourth quarter rally in 2021
Central banks and earnings could stall the customary post-summer strengthening of markets
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China looks set to loosen the purse strings again
Following the disappointing string of data in July, the policy mix is turning more dovish
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Appetite for thematic funds surges as investors hunt for ESG-friendly solutions
AUM for thematic funds has more than tripled to $595bn over the three years to March 2021, according to Morningstar
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Risky assets need a rebalance as recovery accelerates
‘Market has become less straightforward in its preferences’ with halt in rising bond yields and rotation from value to growth stocks
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Investors split on infrastructure’s safe haven status
Asset class has long-term potential amid government-backed green initiatives but valuations are looking stretched
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How investors are playing the patchy rollout of Covid vaccines
‘The slow, uneven and multi-speed recovery will differ by sector and country’
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Is Europe ready for the post-Brexit challenge?
‘It is difficult to build bridges if the UK fails to agree a deal’
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How the funds industry could play a vital role in the Covid solution
Luxembourg finance minister predicts asset managers will come to the fore in H1 2021
