First reading of the investment trust bill: What will clearer cost disclosure rules mean?
The bill discussed in the House of Lords today will reshape industry practices, according to these four commentators
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Just Transition: The role of investors when considering food choices
CIty Hive’s Bev Shah visited a high-tech strawberry farm with CCLA and Impactt, changing the way she views the agriculture sector
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Marlborough’s Sid Lall: Why it pays to take a closer look at UK equities
Investors are tired of hearing about an eventual UK comeback, but there is plenty of reason for opptimism, writes Sid Lall
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Are asset managers living in a new era of outsourcing?
JTC Group’s Susan Fadil and Gregory Yianni discuss outsourcing corporate governance and sustainability practices
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Why ESG investors need to focus more on the ‘G’
Companies fail to deliver on ‘E’ and ‘S’ without the ‘G’, writes EGA’s Steve Barrett
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Peter Sleep: What fund managers really mean when they use this jargon
Managers often cover up for their own shortcomings behind technical terms, so it’s important to cut through to their hidden meaning, writes Peter Sleep
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Trium: Why geopolitics will keep pushing gold prices higher
The gold rally shows no signs of slowing as banks around the globe continue to ramp up buying, writes Tom Roderick
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Premier Miton’s David Jane: Should clients ‘income cost average’?
The multi-asset manager lays out a different way to think about investing
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Ark Invest’s Cathie Wood: August’s key volatility drivers and which stocks will benefit
‘Disruptive innovation’ stocks will be turbulent but are set to outperform, according to the CIO
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Morningstar: What does the US election mean for investing in China?
The new president’s stance on China will have knock on effects for investors – Nick Stanhope looks at how to navigate them
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Quilter Cheviot: Healthcare could be so much more with AI
Healthcare is an important allocation, but it has struggled to keep pace since covid – AI could fix that problem, says Caroline Langley
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Capital market regulation: Can the UK’s bold gamble steer it to success?
Proponents of the latest changes say easing the hurdles for companies – even in ways investors dislike – will pay off, writes Morningstar’s Lindsey Stewart