Lessons learned: John Bennett on why ‘investing is not a religion’
Janus Henderson’s director of European equities warns against making binary calls
Global Financial Crisis
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‘They seem to pale into insignificance’: Nine investors compare previous crises to coronavirus
‘I remember days in 2008 looking at the Bloomberg screen and feeling physically nauseous’
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Tumbling asset management stocks prompt comparison with banks during financial crisis
Majority of UK fund groups have suffered greater losses than FTSE 350
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Brexit and China sees FTSE misery extend into 2019
UK index suffered 12.5% losses last year – the worst since the financial crisis
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Lehman collapse signalled ‘full-blown crisis’
Still plenty of debt on balance sheets, says Aberdeen Standard Investments global head of fixed income
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RBS share sale a boon for recovery investors
The government’s decision to sell 7.7% of its shares in Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) will give the beleaguered bank’s financial health a much-needed vote of confidence which should sit well with recovery investors, according to analysts.
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Why Miton’s Jane thinks it really could be different this time
This time it really could be different for markets according to Miton’s multi-asset manager David Jane, who argues investors are in for long-periods of low volatility rather than boom and bust.
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PA ANALYSIS: Are we heading for a repeat of ’08?
You often hear the old adage “it’s different this time”, but 10 years on from the start of the global financial crisis, are we actually at risk of repeating the same mistakes?
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Post-financial crisis: Where did your money work the hardest?
This Wednesday (9 August) marks 10 years since the global financial crisis began, the morning BNP Paribas finally halted redemptions from funds containing now-infamous CDO instruments. We take a look at six sectors to see where you would have been best placed to invest in the decade that followed.
