Indian equities: Three views moving into 2016
Are Indian equities expected to outperform in 2016 compared to 2015?
Are Indian equities expected to outperform in 2016 compared to 2015?
A look at the coming year for those whose glass is half empty
The Federal Reserve will proceed with its rate hiking cycle slowly but there could be ‘drama’ around each FOMC meeting next year, according to Neuberger Berman’s fixed income CIO Brad Tank.
The investment environment in 2016 will require more “cherry picking” of individual managers and funds on an ongoing basis, according to Wellian Investment Solutions’ CIO Richard Philbin.
Finally! After two and a half years of mixed messages and muddled data, of volatility and vacillation we can talk about something other than the Fed’s first rate hike in nine years.
Against a backdrop of low commodity prices and souring consumer sentiment, regional fund selectors are choosing to adopt a more cautious approach toward ASEAN.
Geopolitical risks are inherently difficult to predict, but here are some of the key issues GAM investment experts are watching in 2016.
The pain felt among energy and mining producers looks set to worsen as investors concerned about default rates have started cutting their exposure to the sector.
Invesco’s Alexander Tavernaro explains why he sees equities as the answer when looking for diversification away from…erm…equities.
Investors in emerging markets are taking a view that the gap in GDP per capita can be closed by above-average growth in these economies and, consequently their equities markets, argues Caspar Rock, CIO at Architas.
All Singapore equity funds are in negative territory as the Straits Times Index posts the worst performance year-to-date compared to other regional indices.
Generating income without putting capital at risk is one of the biggest challenges facing fund managers in today’s world. Here Ian Kelly, European equity fund manager at Schroders shares his insights into how to achieve this goal.