Wesleyan: Advisers turn to smoothed funds to mitigate volatility
63% of advisers believe volatility from central bank decisions and elections could threaten returns
Volatility
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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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Dimensional’s Medhat: Will value investing be ‘the comeback kid’ of 2024?
Value stocks have only underperformed over six-month periods a handful of times since the 1920s
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JP Morgan Asset Management launches actively-managed global equity ETF
The Global Equity Premium Income UCITS ETF is now listed on the London Stock Exchange
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Head to Head: Taking stock of the US
Anthony Willis of Columbia Threadneedle and Felix Wintle, manager of the VT Tyndall North America fund, argue the case for investing in US equities right now
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Columbia Threadneedle: Volatility ahead as consumer resilience finally runs out
Investment manager Anthony Willis’ investment outlook
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Capital Group’s Ed Harrold: Bonds are in a sweet spot
After a difficult 2022, the role of bonds has been restored and they are once again being viewed as an important source of income and diversification
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High-yield bonds: Buy or buyer beware?
Mike Della Vedova of T Rowe Price and Iboss’s Chris Metcalfe on whether they’re embracing sterling high-yield bonds in their portfolios or giving them a wide berth
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‘Not a time for major calls’: Six multi-asset managers explain their Q4 positioning
Six investors outline their thoughts on markets for the final quarter of the year and beyond
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The factors investors should use if they fear a recession
Minimum volatility and quality assets best to protect against UK’s lacklustre economic environment
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Artemis CIO: The silver lining after the golden age of easy money
Artemis CIO Paras Arnand explains why the economy still seems healthy, despite recent market turmoil
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Dewi John: The sunlit uplands of volatility
Received wisdom holds has it that active managers should outperform their benchmarks in periods of high stock dispersal – but does that still hold true?