I would refuse to run a benchmark fund Hyland
Muzinich's Warren Hyland explains why he is so adamant that following a benchmark for his investors is not the way to run his emerging market proposition.
PA Congress UK 2014
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As the bull ends is the bond bear in sight
A lot has been made of the presumption that we are at the end of a 30-year bull market for bonds. But is this premise right, and if so does this also mean we are in a bear market for bonds right now?
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Income juggling headline yield quality Roberts
It is not that hard to find companies generating a sustainable dividend, argues Dan Roberts, manager of the Fidelity Global Dividend fund, though the tougher ask is paying the right price to get the exposure he wants.
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Mervyn King doubts sustainability of UK recovery
Former Governor of the Bank of England Lord King explains why he has concerns over the sustainability of the UK economic recovery.
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PA CONGRESS UK 2014 what did you miss
Former Governor of the Bank of England Lord King delivered the keynote address for PA Congress UK 2014 hosted at the South Lodge Hotel in Sussex.
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pa congress analysis arguing for domestic bliss
The UK market has been feeling its way in the dark when it comes to interest rate rises, but market demand is likely to continue.
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PA CONGRESS UK 2014 Lord King slow UK recovery
Lord King gave his thoughts on the “abnormally slow” economic recovery during his keynote speech at Portfolio Adviser Congress UK 2014 that we hosted from 18-20 June at South Lodge Hotel in Sussex.
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Asian peripheral European equities looking good
According to the members of the PA Congress ex-UK equities panel, looking through the macro noise one can discover some good opportunities.
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End of bond bull run doesnt mean end of story
While a 30 year bull run in the bond market has come to an end in the view of most in the industry, the members of the PA Congress UK 2014 fixed income panel said there is still plenty of opportunity left in the asset class.
