Why UK advisers should look at VCTs for their clients
Favourable tax elements should be a secondary consideration
Opinion
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Did Covid’s ‘creative destruction’ benefit global markets?
Unprecedentedly low central bank rates before the pandemic distorted government and corporate bond prices
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James Penny: Volatility a persistent bedfellow in 2022
‘It’s difficult to go ‘full bull’ in the face of a market with so many reasons to sell’, says TAM CIO
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Simone Gallo: How ESG can now kick on and hit terminal velocity
Investors will need to widen their scope in 2022 to achieve change and deliver returns
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Investors seeking certainty must settle for probability
Forecasts can look to impose their will on the future, leading to overconfidence
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Don’t overlook the market lessons of the 1940s
When the US Fed also pursued an aggressive monetary policy by lowering interest rates and using QE
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Kermitted Asset Management: Tick, tick, boom
The chairman of the insignificantly-sized investment company Kermitted Asset Management argues anyone who does not understand where the moral high ground fits into ESG investing really hasn’t been paying attention
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Track to the Future – with Federated Hermes’ Clive Selman
How fund group distribution bosses are thinking about asset classes, strategies and working with clients over the year ahead
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Ben Goss on risk: No crystal ball? No problem
How much does the absence of a crystal ball matter when thinking about risk factors for the year ahead?
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Darius McDermott: Flexibility will be key in bond markets in 2022
Strategic bond managers looking like a safe bet amid Omicron and inflationary unknowns
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Track to the Future – with Robeco’s Nick Keem
How fund group distribution bosses are thinking about asset classes, strategies and working with clients over the year ahead
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Edward Fane: Patience is a virtue in inflationary times
Look through the short term, filter out the noise and remain patient until the overall trajectory becomes clear