JPM’s Elliott: How are trusts facing up to current turmoil?
Markets have been rattled by global volatility following Trump’s tariffs, but investment trusts are evolving to face new challenges
Author: Portfolio Adviser
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The three prime risks facing every investor
Black swan events are unavoidable, but investors can take steps to protect against the unforeseeable, writes Manny Pohl
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Generation next with Hamish Gibberd: ‘Simplicity trumps complexity’
Hamish Gibberd, portfolio strategies manager at St. James’s Place, on inflation-sensitive assets, the march of technology and cutting out the noise
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De Lisle Partners: A Berkshire Hathaway AGM like no other
Dan Scott Lintott recounts first-hand the historical AGM in which Warren Buffett made his surprise retirement announcement
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Four views: AI powers Chinese stock rally
Four experts share their view on Chinese equities as investor sentiment improves due to the success of the DeepSeek launch
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Wealth manager Q&A with Nick French: ‘We need to find new ways to connect’
As technology has transformed how we absorb and react to information and market developments, Wealthtime’s commercial director says advisers must prioritise engaging the next generation of wealth
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Mike Riddell: US weakness fuels EM rise
With US exceptionalism steering off course, the future of emerging markets is looking strong, writes Mike Riddell, fixed income portfolio manager at Fidelity International
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DEI targets are gone – but that doesn’t mean we stop
DEI is about creating an environment where everyone can thrive
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Investment risk of getting company culture wrong
The failings of star manager culture from Odey to Woodford have revealed the damage that bad workplaces can have on returns, writes Jenny Segal
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Fiera: Is it all over for the AI trade?
The emergence of new AI players is challenging the established giants and bringing the future of US leaders into question
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Aberdeen: Six key repercussions of Trump’s tariffs
Aberdeen Investments’ chief economist Paul Diggle looks through the noise of recent weeks
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Mondrian: Europe is making a quiet comeback
European equities have reversed three years of underperformance versus the US in the first quarter alone and look set to continue its mini renaissance