Despite the significant gains generated in bond markets in 2009, we believe the case for corporate bonds remains strong.

The volatility of the past two months experienced not only by US equities but across the world has been interpreted as evidence last year's so-called ‘dash to trash' is nearing an end.

A full decade after the Nasdaq peaked and then toppled dramatically from investor favour, clearly the wounds of technology investors are still taking time to heal.

Ten years on from the dotcom crash and there are still some investors out there who have yet to fully recover from that - never mind the latest - crisis.

Current asset allocation decisions are either very difficult, or very easy, depending on your time horizon.

When trying to gauge the outlook for the equity market, we look at corporate profits and the discount rate applied by investors to those profits.

10 years after the TMT crash, technology is more imbedded in our everyday life that anyone would have then dared forecast.

Deutsche Bank has listed an ETF providing exposure to China on the Singapore exchange SGX, offering European investors access to A-shares through a Ucits-compliant vehicle.

Climate of low interest rates has allowed small companies that rely on borrowing to grow and provide good opportunities for investors

The re-emergence of China remains one of the most important and exciting investment themes of our time.