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This month’s issue of Portfolio Adviser asks if wealth managers should cut UK equities, whether growth has peaked for European equities and debates whether it is time for investors to put their prejudices against Japan to bed. We cover the recent rise in passive investing, driven by price wars, regulation and uncertainty, and explain how…
Could inflation return to 1970s levels? We assess the future success of the IA’s new Volatility Manager sector. Why everybody is wrong about China?
Could inflation return to 1970s levels? We assess the future success of the IA’s new Volatility Manager sector. Why everybody is wrong about China?
Using interviews with fund managers and fund buyers Portfolio Adviser’s latest Guide takes an in-depth look at the investment rationale behind Asia Pacific exposure – we also seek to understand why Asia Pacific and Japan both sit at the top of fund selectors’ ‘most wanted’ list over the coming 12 months.
In light of the Standard Life/Aberdeen deal, we ask who is the next asset manager in line for M&A, and what this means for investors. We also consider why critics continue to take aim at absolute return. And we discuss the best way to invest in property, trusts or open-ended funds.
Client demand for socially responsible and ethical investment is on the rise with independent research by EIRIS showing nearly 40% of the British public showing an interest in green or ethical financial products and services. The same research shows 90% would be willing to switch to another provider if it meant they could better achieve…
