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Asked how similar the current landscape is to the late 1920s, Pechlaner said similar was perhaps too strong a word, but that the firm does see significant dispersion within the markets and the prospect of further turbulence.
“We are in an environment of unprecedentedly low and, in some cases negative interest rates. As a result we are a looking to focus on the fundamentals of companies and look for those that can withstand that volatility” Pechlaner said.
Xavier Meyer comes in
Group will launch £4.5m in cost-saving measures over the coming months
The reluctance of platforms to allow for fractional trading means the inclusion of ETFs and investment trusts within MPS is being constrained
Record annual IHT take last tax year of £7.5bn likely to be beaten
Securing an income is no-longer purely a mathematical calculation, writes Oxford Risk’s Greg B Davies
Fund has split its fixed income exposure into four, rather than using a single broad index
