Nuveen: How private capital can protect against inflation
Wealth managers are looking for new ways to protect their portfolios against inflation as traditional assets fail, writes Harry Bush
Author: Portfolio Adviser
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Carne Group: Asset managers expect ‘significant increase’ to margin pressure over next two years
Traditional managers set to be hit harder, according to Q3 survey
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Square Mile’s Fund Selector: IA UK smaller companies funds to watch
Square Mile’s John Monaghan checks out the top performers and compelling newcomers
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Franklin Templeton: Can China’s newly-bolstered growth be maintained?
With economists upping their GDP forecasts for China, Marcus Weyerer examines how effective new fiscal policy will be in revitalising growth
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Simplify: How wealth firms can improve vulnerable client strategies
Firms are not doing enough to support customers with vulnerabilities, writes Jayne Brown
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Rathbones’ Jones: The policy gap between Trump and Harris has grown
The two candidates offer very different visions for the US economy, writes Oliver Jones
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Premier Miton’s Goodwin: Investors must ignore US election noise
Speculating the outcome of this election could cloud investors’ long-term strategies, writes Duncan Goodwin
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Track to the Future – with William Blair’s Tom Ross
How fund group distribution bosses are thinking about asset classes, strategies and working with clients over the next 12 months
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JPM’s Elliott: Are bigger investment trusts always better?
Consolidations have swept the sector as wealth managers seek larger trusts, writes Simon Elliott
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Avoiding market frights this Halloween
Tensions in China and a close election in the US could quash investor sentiment
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Knacke’s money maps: The age of deflation
The 2020s is not the 1970s, writes Ernst Knacke, head of research at Shard Capital, but more like the early 1900s
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Four views: Is it business as usual for fixed income?
Portfolio Adviser asks four experts if fixed income is returning to its more traditional role in portfolios as inflation risk falls