Two small steps, one giant leap for corporate Japan
David Mitchinson, fund manager at Zennor Asset Management, explains.
Opinion
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Are private assets fuelling growth?
How private markets might be replacing their public counterparts in shouldering the hard work of building businesses
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Derek Stuart: ‘Artemis has always stood apart from the crowd’
The manager, who retires from running Artemis Special Situations at the end of this year, explains why the dotcom boom and bust was a defining moment for both him and the company he co-founded
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Investors find themselves in the ‘Land of Confusion’
Contradictory indicators are creating a complex picture
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Talking about a revolution
BNP Paribas AM head of distribution for Europe Roger Miners discusses standing for something, the importance of leadership and what distinguishes great asset managers from the merely good
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Absolute return funds are having a resurgence
In choppy and uncertain markets, absolute return funds offer potential for positive returns
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European equities: They may be cheap, but is there reason to be cheerful?
After a difficult year for the continent, Ian Sansom of Fidelity International and Mirabaud’s Hywel Franklin explain why investors could be looking towards European equities with greater confidence
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Ask the experts: What next for the global banking sector?
After a turbulent period for the global banking sector, which saw UBS’s takeover of troubled Credit Suisse and the collapse of US lender Silicon Valley Bank, four experts offer their thoughts
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Kermitted Asset Management: It’s quiet … too quiet
The chairman of the insignificantly-sized investment company Kermitted Asset Management explains an important distinction between two new additions to the ESG lexicon
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Square Mile: Specialist infrastructure funds to watch
Top performers and compelling newcomers in the spotlight
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BlackRock’s Emily Fletcher: The (EM) roads less travelled
While most emerging markets funds are now largely fixated on China and India, Emily Fletcher and the BlackRock Frontiers team aim to dig out ‘nuggets of growth’ in complex yet fast-growing countries
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Short-dated bonds can solve the problem of capital preservation
‘Now is the time for investors to be flexible and pragmatic’
