Chinese millennials – an untapped client pool for advisers
Only 44% of Chinese people aged 18-34 have started saving for retirement
Investment Strategy
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Brits expect UK to outperform all other markets
Brexit will be good for the UK, over half of investors polled by Charles Schwab think
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Quants – the science behind the numbers
Faang performance sees flows into quant strategies slump
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Global fund selector EM demand weakens further
Sentiment towards emerging market equities among fund selectors across Asia has declined significantly, according to Last Word data.
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Megatrends that will shape investment growth
There are nine key megatrends that will have a big impact on the investment philosophy of the future, according to research by RBC Wealth Management, part of the Royal Bank of Canada.
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Taking an old school approach to tech investing
Technology is undoubtedly today’s most discussed investment sector, with the high-profile FAANGs front and centre of most conversations. But it is important to recognise the opportunities within the diverse tech sector run far deeper, says Jacob Mitchell, portfolio manager and chief investment officer of Antipodes Partners.
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Impact investing on the rise among millennials
A growing number of UK investors under the age of 40 are opting for investments that generate returns while making a positive contribution to the world, new research shows.
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Duration outperforms despite rate hike concerns
Long duration funds outperformed in the second quarter of 2018, despite investors’ ongoing concerns around interest rates.
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Are advisers blindly buying into strategic bonds?
The return of inflows into sterling strategic bond funds has raised concerns advisers are blindly allocating money into the sector without understanding it is not just a one-stop shop for outsourcing fixed income asset allocation.
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The worst-performing funds of Q2
While funds invested in oil and gas companies dominated the lists of the best-performing funds in the second quarter, those investing in Latin America found themselves at the bottom of the table.
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Growth boom attracts investors to EM passives
Fund selectors have been lured to passive strategies in emerging markets over the past 12 months after soaring technology stocks have driven the growth index sky high.
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Artificial Intelligence disappoints when markets fall
Malaysia-based asset manager Farringdon Group has shelved plans to launch an artificial intelligence investment strategy after the performance disappointed.