fidelitys spreadbury responds to bond worries
As concerns about a 'bond bubble' mount, the manager of one of the largest corporate bonds funds in the IMA £ Corporate Bond Sector is eager to have his say. Here we give him the chance…
As concerns about a 'bond bubble' mount, the manager of one of the largest corporate bonds funds in the IMA £ Corporate Bond Sector is eager to have his say. Here we give him the chance…
Pavel Gagarin explains the possibilities for western fund managers from next year' $10bn in privatisation of currently Russian State-owned businesses.
James Klempster gives the positive case for the role of alternatives in a private client portfolio, benefiting as they do from a low correlation to more traditional assets.
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Ben Edwards and Paul Read both run corporate bond funds with very different strategies so here they explain how both look to achieve the same thing but in very different ways.
Russia is a market that is priced on perception and sentiment rather than fundamentals. Douglas Helfer explains where the mispriced assets are and how to take best advantage of them.
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Rupert Watson expects the positive growth in Europe in the second half of this year to carry on through 2013 bosted by a return in confidence in the region.
Stewart Richardson suggests the recent fall in US equities and continued weakness of the Japanese currency has set up a great opportunity for a yen/dollar play through currency hedged Japanese equity investments.
As a diversifier away from equities alone infrastructure offers investors a great deal but, as Caroline Shaw argues, it is its qualities as a real asset that makes it stand out even further.
After a decade's headwind, Mark Rider has identified a momentum shift in the commodities super cycle with prices likely to fall gradually for the next decade alongside weaker demand and supply.
Ian Lowes asks why more intermediaries do not take advantage of products that are structured in such a way as to have returned 33% in the past three years when we are in a 'lower for longer' investment environment.