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While acknowledging that big falls in the price of oil have not been enough to convince some asset allocators and investorss that now is the time to get back into the asset class, Robinson is convinced a change is coming.
He thinks that by the end of this year oil prices could be around $60 a barrel, rising to around $65-$68 a barrel in 2018 and heading above $70 in later years.
Investors are scurrying to lock in decade-high yields before rate hikes bring then down to earth
Platforms requiring retail investors to undertake knowledge tests before buying certain trusts is bruising the already-ailing sector
Rogier Quirijns of Cohen & Steers and Rathbones’ Craig Brown on the outlook for the property sector
Equity holdings in multi-asset funds surpassed their long-term average
It gained £300m in new money during the first quarter, down from £700m at the start of 2023
Passive funds were the most popular purchase, accounting for 74% of all sales over the period
