‘Not a time for major calls’: Six multi-asset managers explain their Q4 positioning
Six investors outline their thoughts on markets for the final quarter of the year and beyond
Six investors outline their thoughts on markets for the final quarter of the year and beyond
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The fund will be co-managed by Stefan Isaacs and Matthew Russell
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While sentiment strongest on bonds, according to August investment manager survey
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Trusts are struggling to keep up with interest rates
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One area of the market is still being overlooked
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Morningstar’s Mike Coop discusses ‘disappointingly and puzzling poor’ forecasting in the industry
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To be run by former Neuberger Berman fixed income manager Julian Marks
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Range of four funds has fixed maturity dates of either December 2026 or 2028
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While the wealth manager sees value in gilts for the first time in years
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It will now be called the global unconstrained fixed income desk
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Newton’s head of mixed assets investment talks about thematic investing, real assets, balancing risk and return, and the return to prominence of bonds as a portfolio diversifier
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There is a question over whether spreads adequately reflect the outlook for the global economy. Do investors need to be cautious?
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