Chris Iggo explains why the argument for bond yields remaining low are the same for corporate earnings growth being disappointing which explains why there is unlikely to be any shift out of bonds into equities.
With long-term break-even inflation rates below 2.5% for the developed markets, Chris Iggo makes the case for having inflation protection in his bond portfolios.
Chris Iggo looks at what is ahead for fixed income investors given the significant returns made already this year and asks whether now is the time to lock those gains in.
Axa Framlington has handed the Sicav Talents fund range to Mark Beveridge as its current manager has left the group.
Chris Iggo looks at a number of proposals for the structure of a new-look banking sector and argues that while the rebuild is going on, bonds will fare well.
Axa Wealth International is offering investors a break on their offshore bond charges if they choose their investments from the Architas multi-asset range.
Axa Investment Managers has launched a global bond fund for Nick Hayes.
Chris Iggo went to a Jay-Z concert last week where he saw a man who has created multi-million dollars in personal wealth having started with nothing and this got him thinking…
Chris Iggo looks at recent election results in Europe and asks whether the changes in leadership show that austerity may not be the way to resolve the region’s debt crisis.
Axa Wealth’s AUM breached £20.1bn at the end of the first quarter largely through grwoth in business written by Architas.
Brooks Macdonald is the latest firm to offer its discretionary proposition through Axa Wealth’s Elevate platform.
Chris Iggo steers through what we know – low growth, stable, low interest rates and other quantifiable risks – and points investors to where the fixed income opportunities are.
