In this white paper, we look back at historical data for direction, and to explore how markets have reactive over time during previous epidemics and significant geopolitical events, as we navigate these largely uncharted waters.
Money trends warrant PBoC caution in withdrawing policy support, argues Simon Ward, Economic Adviser.
Companies that can adapt their business models to address rising demand for sustainable products may succeed in the long run.
In this episode, Adam Hetts talks to Alison Porter and Richard Clode from the Global Technology Leaders Team. The focus is on the main topics impacting the tech sector today, including the acceleration in tech trends, rising valuations, the US-China tech war, regulation, the US presidential election, as well as their approach to ESG factors and how they manage concentration risk in portfolios.
As most UK defined benefit (DB) pension funds mature and get closer to their endgame (a buyout target, self-sufficiency or a commercial UK DB consolidation vehicle), trustees and corporate sponsors are increasingly seeking enhanced solutions as part of a low-risk, long-term investment strategy.
Portfolio Manager Luke Newman considers how the market for absolute return has changed in response to the spread of COVID-19, outlining his reasons to position for an economic recovery, while still focusing on capital preservation.
Advice for young adults who may find their career prospects dimmed in today’s challenging job market.
Job Curtis, Fund Manager for The City of London Investment Trust, delivers his monthly commentary on how the Trust performed in September, portfolio activity and his thoughts on wider economic and political developments.
What visibility is there for investors as we head into the fourth quarter of 2020 and beyond?
While there are many approaches to sustainable investing, the key common denominator is profit, people and planet.