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M&G's Jim Leaviss says the most powerful tool available to central bankers could be the ability to surprise and shock, meaning they could learn some lessons from footballing legend Diego Maradona…
M&G's Jim Leaviss says the most powerful tool available to central bankers could be the ability to surprise and shock, meaning they could learn some lessons from footballing legend Diego Maradona…
High-yield bonds are the most likely area of the fixed-income market to deliver returns during 2013, asset allocators agree, as government and investment-grade debt remain expensive.
The erosion of purchasing power is weighing heavy on clients' minds. With liquid assets earning next to nothing, clients are demanding investment solutions that counteract the insidious spectre of inflation.
As the great and the good shine their crystal balls to wax lyrical about what 2013 will hold, Ian Lowes stands by the view that nobody knows, arguing that portfolio managers therefore need greater flexibility than ever before.
New year, and with many commentators predicting a renaissance in risk assets it’s time to review your fund holdings… especially your fixed income exposure.
Rising yields in high quality government bonds are not a foregone conclusion, as ING Investment Management's Ad Van Tiggelen explains.
Credit Suisse and BlackRock have today announced a deal which will see the American giant acquire the Swiss firm’s ETF arm by the end of 2013 – a consolidation 7IM's Peter Sleep said will keep fund charges inflated.
Joshua Hughes argues why he sees little reason for change in the attraction of markets for high yield investors in 2013 from last year, with any re-pricing that does kick in being very short term.
Investors and portfolio managers need greater transparency in the evaluation of their private equity portfolios. Paul DiBlasi explains how they can find it.
While fully aware of the risks involved, Sophia Whitbread is bullish about the long-term income opportunities in emergign markets, South America in particular.
Wealth manager Coutts has launched a range of seven multi-asset funds, with management split between UK chief investment officer (CIO), Alan Higgins, and team, and Europe CIO, Norman Villamin, and his team.
The problem with standing on a cliff edge is the easiest way is down; so global markets were on the slide yesterday as the excitement around this week’s fiscal deal fades.