Charles Younes: Our allocation to expensive gilts is now coming good
FE Investments explains how its barbell strategy is playing out amid the coronavirus sell-off
FE Investments explains how its barbell strategy is playing out amid the coronavirus sell-off
Baillie Gifford points to low interest rates as it ditches active gilt fund range
Negative yields on gilts prompts investors to look elsewhere in fixed income
Targeted Absolute Return fails to live up to its name with losses in 2018
From blue passports to pensions, Portfolio Adviser examines the most read Brexit stories of the year
Only 24% of investors apply ESG criteria to sovereign bonds
Insight launches in-house sovereign ratings but points to data shortcomings
After a prolonged period of negative real yields, government bonds have failed to excite, but Q1 figures show UK fund selectors are turning bullish on developed market government debt for the first time since early 2015, just as the 10-year US treasury hits 3%.
Pensioners who believe the popular opinion that stocks are riskier than bonds overall risk “under-funding their retirement”, James Dowey, Neptune’s CIO and chief economist, has warned.
One year on from the shock of the Brexit referendum and the UK’s decision to leave the EU, we delve into the data to find out exactly how the result has hit investments.
The pound fell overnight after YouGov research predicted next week’s general election could result in a hung parliament.
A new poll from Aegon UK highlights that a significant portion of advisers are riding on UK equities to provide the best return for clients ahead of the snap election.