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In the interview, he predicts that profits and the market will go up this year owing to long awaited improvements in the economy.
However, he also outlines his plans for a less rosey scenario.
“If the markets go down a lot this year, I think they will go up more next year. So over the next three years, we should average between 5% and 7%.
“People are kidding themselves if they think they know what way it’s going to happen.”
Brain, who previously led Newton’s fixed income team, retires after 40 years as an investment manager
Conservative MP Bob Blackman continues as co-chair, joined by Labour’s Sam Rushworth
The 11 new impact portfolios ‘seek to generate positive, measurable, and sustainable social and environmental change, alongside a financial return’
Will the Federal Reserve and Bank of England agree to more interest rate cuts when they meet again this week?
This month, Ned Naylor-Leyland of Jupiter and Orbis Investments’ Alec Cutler go head to head on gold exposure
Richard Oldfield steps into CEO role
