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Natalie Kenway

Natalie Kenway

Deputy editor

Natalie Kenway is acting editor of Investment Week. She first joined the publication in 2005 as junior reporter before working her way up to an editing role. She has a particular passion for covering diversity-related topics.

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Articles by Natalie Kenway

Regulation

Aviva offers preference shareholders £14m goodwill payment to 'restore trust' amid cancellation plans debacle

Amid botched cancellation plans

clock 30 April 2018 • 2 min read

Fund management

Mirabaud's European small-cap manager Nicholson to retire

Joined in 2015

clock 27 April 2018 • 1 min read

Commodities

The opportunities in energy emerging from the late phase of the cycle

Support and attractive valuations could release the potential of commodity stocks

clock 26 April 2018 • 4 min read

Commodities

Four reasons underperforming gold equities may be about to turn

Cooling late-cycle economy could rekindle gold interest

clock 26 April 2018 • 1 min read

UK

Gosling's Grouse: Reviewing RDR

Has it improved the industry?

clock 25 April 2018 • 2 min read

Multi-asset

Mixed asset funds favoured as FundsNetwork investors remain risk-averse

March sales figures revealed

clock 25 April 2018 • 1 min read

Industry

Which investment firms were named in the UK's top 50 employers for women?

2018 list revealed

clock 25 April 2018 • 2 min read

Bonds

Mind the gap: US and German Treasury yields

When the relationship between two well-observed and liquid variables in the bond markets reaches multi-year wides, it warrants attention.

clock 24 April 2018 • 2 min read

Specialist

The rise of the 'connected world' powered by big data

The rise of big data in industrial and environmental end markets is essentially the coming together of two separate technology developments.

clock 24 April 2018 • 2 min read

Emerging markets

Can emerging market outperformance continue?

After a dismal decade, the re-emergence of emerging markets (EMs) continues. In the year to the end of March, they outperformed global developed markets by 10 percentage points.

clock 24 April 2018 • 2 min read
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