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Paul Brain, head of fixed income at boutique manager Newton, admits value in bond markets is getting harder to find, but insists that for the well-initiated it is still there.
Paul Brain, head of fixed income at boutique manager Newton, admits value in bond markets is getting harder to find, but insists that for the well-initiated it is still there.
L&G's Dan Atwood looks at three different ways of tracking an index and weighs up the pros and cons of each.
Has PSigma IM's Thomas Becket had too much fine Italian wine, or are his predictions for 2% growth in Europe next year achievable? Read on to see what you think…
John Redwood, Chairman of Investment Committee at Evercore Pan-Asset takes a look at the European market.
Closed-ended trusts have weathered well since the arrival of RDR with some pleasant surprises among those on a premium or at a discount
Richard Watts, manager of the Old Mutual UK Mid Cap Fund, takes a look at what has changed in the UK equities market in the recent past.
Richard Watts Manager of the Old Mutual UK Mid Cap Fund takes a look at what has changed in the UK equities market in the recent past.
Pat Ryan, portfolio manager of the Lazard Global Equity Income Fund, comments on emerging market opportunities despite the slow-down in China and Brazil.
Paul Chesson, Head of Japanese Equities at Invesco Perpetual, comments on the Japanese government’s growth strategy
Turcan Connell Asset Management’s chief investment officer Haig Bathgate explains why he believes investing early in a manager means you will capture their peak performance.
Despite recent market volatility, there has been little change in macroeconomic indicators with the broad trend remaining one of gentle improvement in the US, Japan and the UK, while activity in most emerging economies is slowing.
Bond markets entered June in some disarray, and none more so than US Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS).