Elections bring uncertainty but investors must stay hopeful
Investors must pay less attention to immediate politics and instead focus on long-term climate policies
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Beneath the Bonnet: Findlay Park, Invesco and Sanford DeLand funds
Three fund managers on which stocks are floating their boats
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PA Fund Manager Profile: Polar Capital’s Jorry Nøddekær on emerging market opportunities beyond China
The manager discusses why deglobalisation and the dwindling dominance of China will help spread opportunity and growth to other EM economies
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View from the top with BNY Mellon’s Matt Oomen
BNY Mellon IM’s global head of distribution discusses the constantly evolving relationship between adviser and asset manager, providing additional value and what success can look like
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Macro matters: The trouble with Trump
As the shadow of Donald Trump looms large over the 2024 US election, how can investors navigate the added market volatility that often accompanies the race to the White House?
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Deep dive. Searching for pearls when the world is no longer your oyster
Geopolitical risk factors are exerting a greater force on companies and sectors, but investors still have time to adapt
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European equities: They may be cheap, but is there reason to be cheerful?
After a difficult year for the continent, Ian Sansom of Fidelity International and Mirabaud’s Hywel Franklin explain why investors could be looking towards European equities with greater confidence
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EM’s the breaks: Better times ahead for emerging markets
Mirabaud’s Anu Narula and James Johnstone of Redwheel talk about the highs and lows of emerging markets investing