Dean Proctor: ‘The FSCS needs a review – and soon’
7IM CEO on balancing culture and strategy, assessing value, as well as corporate social responsibility and tech-led disruption
Profiles & Comment
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Stephen Ford: ‘We will absolutely be acquiring in the next couple of years’
WH Ireland head of wealth management on how ‘brutal’ restructure helped company finally turn a profit
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AJ Bell duo: Banks, housebuilders and travel companies are appealing if you can see beyond Covid
Ryan Hughes and Matt Brennan add a value tilt and inflation protection, but property gets the heave-ho
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Paul Feeney: The trouble with asset managers is everyone is trying to eat each other’s lunch
Quilter CEO discusses the death of diversification, building trust, investor peace of mind and a thriving workplace
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Linden Thomson: It’s no surprise first vaccines came from biotech rather than large-cap pharma
Axa Framlington Biotech fund manager on vaccine makers thriving even after Covid
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Caroline Shaw: Investors who abandoned value will be sorry they didn’t stay
Courtiers head of fund management on UK Equity Income’s comeback and an ex-Woodford stock’s surprising performance
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Simon Jaffé: Don’t expect the US to keep dominating in the next decade
Whitechurch Securities prefers contrarian plays in UK and emerging markets as global vaccine rollout gets underway
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Chris Redman: Running responsible portfolios is ‘not philanthropy’
Peregrine & Black’s head of responsible investment on lessons from 30 years of ESG investing
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Claudia Calich: Joe Biden win is not a game changer for emerging markets
Lack of ‘blue wave’ should put less pressure on the US Treasury curve, leaving high-yielding assets attractive
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Andrzej Pioch: How we played equities through the US elections and vaccine breakthrough
The LGIM multi-index team has been underweight US stocks during 2020 due to concerns about mega caps
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Alex Odd: Industry M&A is like a bunch of drunks propping each other up
Tyndall CEO worries about the homogenisation of the asset management industry
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Shard Capital: ‘Central banks have messed things up spectacularly’
Mike Hollings and Neil Williams on targeting US immigrants, lockdown working and how central banks have ‘flanneled’ everyone
