Vanguard launches research centre to help advisers with ‘great wealth transfer’
The centre will offer insights on investing, portfolio management and financial planning
United Kingdom
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Magnus’ Rory McPherson: Making Britain great again
The CIO discerns positive momentum building in the UK market and sees evidence to suggest a decade of losses could be clawed back
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Wealth manager Q&A with Eren Osman: The power of passives
Arbuthnot Latham MD on the profound impact of passives, financial wellbeing and how assessing suitability is still the most important piece of regulation
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Five macro views on five regions: What will the elections mean for investors?
Nations representing half of global GDP are holding elections this year – how will markets be affected?
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View from the top: Pimfa’s Liz Field on Consumer Duty and the ‘new emerging rule book’
Liz Field, chief executive of Pimfa, looks back at a trio of huge regulatory projects – and ahead to what the coming year has in store for the trade body and its membership
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Invesco launches discretionary model portfolio service
Range of six investment portfolios across different risk levels
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Fitch downgrades UK’s outlook to negative
Ratings agency cites ‘lack of independent evaluation’ of mini budget among reasons
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What do the experts think of inflation?
Every month, Portfolio Adviser asks a cross section of industry commentators for their views on the same topic
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Fund manager exodus leaves experience vacuum
‘When markets get difficult, you want to see a few grey hairs on your manager’
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Ten numbers to watch in 2018
JP Morgan Asset Management (JPMAM) chief global strategist David Kelly has outlined 10 numbers investors should watch in the global economy this year to predict how their investments will fare.
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OECD’s fresh warning hits market sentiment
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development has issued a fresh warning on the prospect of economic fallout if the United Kingdom votes to leave the European Union.
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Brexit gains momentum
Central banks continue down the path of crazy monetary policy: the Fed has a lot on its mind, but doesn’t feel inclined to share its thoughts in case they trigger a melt down, whilst in Blighty the Bank of England have said they are testing the efficacy of an interest rate cut if Brexit occurs.
