Guardians of the galaxy: What does the future of asset management look like?
As more and more long-serving managers hang up their spreadsheets, DFMs and wealth managers surmise what the future of asset management will look like
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Craig Hart: It’s easier these days to make a positive impact
King & Shaxson’s client relationship manager on why investing is better placed than ever to make a positive impact and why we need more transparency from fund providers
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Macro matters: Digital India
Digitalisation has underpinned the growth of the world’s most populous nation
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Hugh Grieves: The quiet American
Premier Miton US Opportunities co-manager explains how a focus on the less glamorous side of the American market is such a compelling offering in today’s climate
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Indonesia throws off ‘Fragile Five’ tag
Indonesia is starting down an exciting economic development path so its companies should enjoy a natural tailwind, argues Emily Fletcher
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Returning to work: Tapping into the talent pool
The talent pool is being held to ransom over gaps on CVs when it comes to returning to work
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A transitional year for India
Alessia Berardi, head of emerging macro and strategy at the Amundi Investment Institute, encourages investors to look afresh at the opportunities on offer in India
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Artemis’ Jones: We need to keep it simple for end-investors
Greg Jones discusses achieving the best balance between sustainability and investment freedom, avoiding crowded trades and keeping it simple
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First Eagle’s Bill Hench on buying tech stocks as a small-cap value investor
‘Can things get worse? You bet. But the cheaper they are, the better your odds’
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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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Back to the grind
Portfolio Adviser examines how obstacles faced by parents coming back into the industry after a career break play into wider questions around gender imbalance
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Fidelity’s Philalithis: ‘It’s time to take a break’
Fidelity International’s head of multi-asset investment management, Europe, Eugene Philalithis discusses his impending retirement
