Magazines

– Woodford focus shifts from comeback to compensation – PGIM Fixed Income’s Greg Peters on why the ‘golden age of credit’ will last months, not years – Why Simon Melling passed up the chance of semi-retirement to lead Vermeer Partners – RWC Partners CEO Dan Mannix on culture and mental health in the workplace

– How fund buyers have prepared for a likely increase in inflation – ASI duo Charles Luke and Tom Moore a year on from assuming control of Woodford Income Focus – AJ Bell’s Ryan Hughes and Matt Brennan reveal changes from their latest strategic asset allocation review – Stephen Ford of WH Ireland discusses turning…

– New US president, new Brexit deal, new vaccine hope – will 2021 be a shot in the arm for investors? – Linden Thomson, manager of the Axa Framlington Biotech fund, on the role of vaccine makers – Courtiers’ Caroline Shaw warns people shun value investing at their peril – Quilter CEO Paul Feeney on…

The discipline involved in value investing means the strategy is not for everyone but it has consistently proved its worth to those prepared to take a long-term view

The investment company sector is well placed to come through the pandemic – just as it has come through so many other crises over a history now spanning a century and a half

– How the pandemic has levelled the playing feel between boutique and large asset managers – Growing up in Brazil taught M&G’s EM bond manager Claudia Calich that economic crises can be overcome – Peregrine & Black Investment Management’s Chris Redman reflects on three decades in sustainable investing – Honor Soloman, LGIM’s head of retail,…