I’ll be home for Christmas… with BMO Gam’s Kelly Prior
In a festive series investment experts reflect on an extraordinary year and their hopes for 2021
Author: Portfolio Adviser
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Alternative thinking: Supporting the UK’s innovation-led recovery
Start-ups – the essential precursor to ‘scale-ups’ – will provide the platform for an economic resurgence in the UK
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Giulio Renzi-Ricci: Don’t let currency fluctuations detract from bonds’ crucial role
Currency hedging global bond portfolios can help investors in fixed income cut volatility while maintaining returns
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Passives are coming of age on ESG
ETFs and other passive funds have been slow to make their mark in the responsible investment arena, writes Scott Longley, but providers now look eager to put that right
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I’ll be home for Christmas… with 7IM’s Peter Sleep
In a festive series investment experts reflect on an extraordinary year and their hopes for 2021
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Coronavirus weekly round-up: Arcadia and Debenhams face liquidation as UK approves vaccine
Four investors mull the events shaping portfolios over the past week
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Mark Preskett: The post-US election challenges now facing investors
Unusual political episodes often create opportunities for long-term investors prepared to think independently
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Revealed: All the winners at the 2020 PA Wealth Partnership Awards
Quilter Cheviot and Baillie Gifford scoop two awards each
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Ben Goss on risk: There may be trouble ahead
What value should the financial services sector – and its clients – put on risk management and reassurance in a complex world?
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Rethinking retirement – five key points to discuss with clients
There has never been a more important time for individuals and their advisers to revisit and review future financial plans
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Don’t overlook EIS and VCTs in the coming months
Tax-efficient investments could be an answer for anyone concerned about the prospect of tax rises in the wake of the pandemic
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Robert Cole: Is China’s growth story too good to be true?
For investors wondering what to make of China’s latest GDP figures, the glass is both half-full and half-empty