Why we believe the recent rally in riskier assets ignores potential headwinds facing the U.S. economy due to lower consumption.
Equity’s Response to COVID-19: Proceed with Caution
Sara Tegethoff Lowery
Sara Tegethoff is a Retirement Director, South division, for the Defined Contribution and Wealth Advisor Services Team at Janus Henderson Investors, a role she has held since joining the firm in 2020.
Bummer Summer? How to Salvage Dependent Care Accounts
Even with summer activities on hold, there are still ways for parents to use funds set aside in dependent care flexible spending accounts.
Technology for good: supporting the fight against COVID-19
Alison Porter, Graeme Clark and Richard Clode from the Global Technology Team discuss how ‘big tech’ companies are helping communities and governments through the pandemic and the implications this may have on the regulation of the technology sector.
Fund manager April commentary – Henderson EuroTrust
Manager update for Henderson EuroTrust
Fund manager April commentary – The City of London Investment Trust
Job Curtis, Fund Manager for The City of London Investment Trust, delivers an update for the Trust
Technology for good: supporting the fight against COVID-19
Alison Porter, Graeme Clark and Richard Clode from the Global Technology Team discuss how ‘big tech’ companies are helping communities and governments through the pandemic and the implications this may have on the regulation of the technology sector.
How to generate reliable income
Ben Lofthouse, Fund Manager for Henderson International Income Trust, delivers an update to investors on how the portfolio has fared amidst recent market volatility
Podcast: Understanding the science and investment implications of COVID-19 (part 5)
In the fifth installment of a series on the scientific and investment implications of COVID-19, Biotech Analyst, Agustin Mohedas, discusses how efforts to develop treatments and vaccines have accelerated innovation in healthcare.
The quantity theory of wealth
G7 annual broad money growth is the highest since the 1970s. The consensus argues that this will not be reflected in strong nominal GDP growth and / or rising asset prices because of a faster fall in the velocity of circulation, which has been in trend decline for 50+ years.