ON BONDS

India has faced a number of headwinds this year but the country still offers plenty of investment potential, writes Nitin Jain, principal fund manager at Kotak Mahindra (UK).

Tim Mycock, head of real estate at Future Capital Partners, explores the investment potential of Montenegro.

Sharat Dua, portfolio adviser to the Charlemagne Magna Africa fund, asks why the continent is not attracting investors' money.

In December 2009, an economic paper called Growth in a Time of Debt was published by Reinhart & Rogoff.

Several features of the recession and financial crisis carried the label ‘extraordinary', not least the huge shifts in asset valuations.

Newton's Jason Pidcock is underweighting South Korea as he believes there is a strong possibility of integration with North Korea.

Falls in the multi-billion dollar US loan market during the summer turmoil have been labelled an anomaly by Neuberger Berman's managing director Joe Lynch.

Alliance Trust's head of fixed income says the only way is up for yields on gilts and treasuries amid record lows.

Ian Ormiston, manager of the Ignis European Growth and European Smaller Companies funds, picks his five stocks to withstand the turmoil in European markets.