Woolnough says world economy healthier than many think
Arguably the biggest name in UK fixed-income investing, M&G’s Richard Woolnough talks bear markets, duration, deflation, outflows and whether bonds really do have a problem with illiquidity
Arguably the biggest name in UK fixed-income investing, M&G’s Richard Woolnough talks bear markets, duration, deflation, outflows and whether bonds really do have a problem with illiquidity
Offering a truly tailored investment proposition is becoming increasingly difficult to get right but Smith & Williamson’s collegiate, collective approach seems a winning formula.
James Mulford made his move to UBS Wealth Management from Barclays Wealth in perhaps the most pivotal year in the recent history of financial markets, 2007.
Intentional or not, sharing its name with an unfinished Jane Austen novel has some resonance for Sanditon; a firm that is only just beginning its first chapter.
Richard Pease has had a landmark year in his investment career, taking the leap from the familiarity and security of life at Henderson Global Investors to set up his own operation, Crux Asset Management.
The demise of the convertible bond market has long been foretold but it continues to persevere and, for the team at NN Investment Partners, the options it provides are perfectly suited to the current environment.
Having spent the past decade lobbying against hostile regulation, AIC chief executive Ian Sayers claims investment trusts are finally in a sweet spot.
Rathbones multi-asset head outlines his willingness to use the phone book and kiss some frogs to find new investment opportunities
One of the most highly regarded managers in the UK equity space, Nick Train reveals a surprising aspect of his approach, that much of it involves doing nothing, at least where trading is concerned.