Who’s next to step up after multi-asset changing of the guard?
Meet the rising stars and peer group ready to fill the gap left by two industry veterans
Author: Adam Lewis
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Too early to jump into ESG with both feet
Its influence is growing but diversification remains vital, says one investment manager
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Performance rollercoaster a good sign for active investors?
‘Default timeframes are clearly too short to evaluate managers with any degree of confidence, and differentiate luck from skill’
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Cash level rise even as inflation bites
But it could help investors stay ‘on the front foot’ and take advantage of arising opportunities
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Fraction of funds consistently deliver top quartile returns
Newly created IA India/Indian Subcontinent sector was the top performer during Q3
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Should investors increase risk levels in multi-asset portfolios?
As expected lower returns for equity and bond markets will have knock-on effect
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Investors turn back on UK equities for growth and tech funds
Lack of retail interest in asset class ‘is interesting as it goes against’ the institutional market
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Japan funds top performance rankings
But Latin America investments suffered biggest losses in September
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Past performance is passé when it comes to multi asset funds
So what should advisers be looking at when it comes to selection? [Hint: it isn’t cost]
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Which property sectors hold income investor appeal?
As the world settles into the ‘new normal’ – whatever that means
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When style goes out of fashion
Labels such as value, growth and quality lack nuance
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What do ‘normalising’ conditions mean for cyclicals?
Softer growth and US monetary policy reversion to create weaker environment for some sectors