Equities

Investment Week and our sister title InvestmentEurope provide ongoing updates of the latest industry thoughts around today's crisis talks on the future of the euro.

Investors with a high tolerance for risk are looking towards less developed ‘frontier markets' that are excluded from conventional emerging-market indices.

Investors should be focusing on stocks with high and growing dividends, writes Henry Sanders III, manager of the Aviva Investors US Equity Income fund.

Income stars such as Neil Woodford and Bill Mott are set for boosts to their portfolios as AstraZeneca jumped over 3% this morning following the approval of a drug the pharma giant pinned $2bn of future sales.

Christopher Rose, partner at global legal practice, Squire Sanders, discusses the perception gap between private equity investors inside and outside of the Russian market.

Franklin Templeton's Mark Mobius has said Russia is his current emerging market of choice and suggested concerns over corporate governance are misplaced.

The US Congress moved one step closer to sealing a deal on its debt ceiling, pushing down yields on 30-year government bonds.

Eclectica Asset Management is to close Hugh Hendry's CF Eclectica Europe fund.

William de Broë, the private client subsidiary of Evolution group, is looking to acquire part of the wealth management arm of BNP Paribas.

American economist, Professor Burton Malkiel, author of international best-selling ‘A Random Walk Down Wall Street' talks about Emerging Markets, questioning whether the term is now out-dated and particularly focusing his views on China as a growing economic...