Lee Fisher
Dispelling three myths around European Collateralised Loan Obligations
Misconceptions that securitisations are ‘complex’, ‘illiquid’ and ‘risky’ can be used as reasons to be sceptical of the asset class. What is the reality?
Christina Au-Yeung
Christina Au-Yeung is Head of Investment Management Services (IMS) for Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management Asia (PWM Asia), based in Hong Kong. IMS is responsible for the origination, diligence, marketing and distribution of managed solutions and advisory portfolio services. Prior to joining Morgan Stanley PWM Asia in 2018, Christina was a Vice President at Bank
Anthony Correa
Anthony Correa headed proprietary trading at Nomura Asset Investment Group from 1998. He was one of the Asian pioneers in alternate & structured securities, including distressed debt trading, pre-IPO investments, structured credit and merger arbitrage. He moved into the hedge fund industry in 2005 and established a number of Asia Pacific businesses for global asset
The Social Security Fairness Act: What advisors and clients need to know
What has changed, who is affected, and how advisors can help clients receive the benefits they have earned.
Impinj is enabling resource and productivity optimisation
Tech companies like Impinj are providing solutions to businesses in the quest to achieve better efficiency, productivity and sustainability.
Global Small Cap – Strategy Update
Please join Nick Sheridan, Portfolio Manager on the Global Smaller Companies and European Equities Teams, as he gives an update on the Global Small Cap strategy, as well as sharing his latest market perspectives and outlook.
Global Life Sciences – Strategy Update
Please join Dan Lyons, Portfolio Manager on the Health Care and Biotech Teams, as he gives an update on the Global Life Sciences strategy, as well as sharing his latest market perspectives and outlook.
Q&A: The North American Income Trust – year in review
In this article, we ask NAIT’s managers Jeremiah Buckley and Fran Radano about the implications of a volatile year in the US and the outlook for 2025…
Investment considerations for the second Trump presidency
With all eyes focused on the White House, investors must decide what the incoming President’s policies will mean for markets and how to position accordingly. Ahead of the inauguration, we asked our portfolio managers what they think should be front of mind for investors.