Dewi John: Spotting the growth rebound’s winners and losers
While the market can famously remain irrational longer than investors can remain solvent, analysis suggests this growth rally is thinly supported
While the market can famously remain irrational longer than investors can remain solvent, analysis suggests this growth rally is thinly supported
Received wisdom holds has it that active managers should outperform their benchmarks in periods of high stock dispersal – but does that still hold true?
Royal London and Julius Baer among group winners while JPMAM tops 18 individual categories
Reading the tea leaves of recent fund flows, investors appear to be rebalancing portfolios after a turbulent year
2022 outflows dwarfed the money pulled in 2008 and 2019, according to Refinitiv Lipper
2022’s worst affected fixed income sector was one investors might have expected to be relatively insulated
Or do recent outflows suggest the asset class is ‘collateral damage’ in the rush to passive fixed income?
The difficulty of determining where emerging markets’ next round of outperformance will come from militates in favour of broader-based portfolios
As investors lose faith in UK equities, and against a backdrop of market uncertainty and political turmoil, it remains to be seen what will tempt them back to the sector
Search for ESG alpha reminiscent of chemists of bygone ages hunting for phlogiston and aether
Mid-sized UK stocks have performed more in line with Europe’s down and out larger companies
Over the past 18 months, FTSE 100 investors have arguably benefitted as much from what the index lacks as it constitutes