Global

Acknowledging that the forecasting consensus has missed many of the big stories of recent years, analysts at HSBC have attempted to outline the biggest potential risks for investors in 2015.

Global equity income funds must face up to the prospect of switching sectors in 2015 as the Investment Management Association (IMA) begins to monitor rolling three-year yields.

Barings' global resources manager Duncan Goodwin shares his view on a volatile commodities market at this year's Investment Week Funds to Watch conference.

What’s gone wrong with global funds?

With the dollar at a five-year high against a basket of currencies, and further strength against sterling predicted, Investment Week asks wealth managers which funds they are using to play the trend.

Pioneer Investments' CEO Sandro Pierri will leave the group next year, to be replaced by current CIO Giordano Lombardo.

Plunging energy prices have led to concerns over the future profitability of resource firms. But some high yield names can still thrive, argues Hermes' Ron Daigle.

Duncan Goodwin (pictured), manager of the £307m Barings Global Resources fund, spoke to delegates at Investment Week's Funds to Watch event. Here, he outlines his views on the sector and how he has restructured his portfolio.

Miton Group's investment manager David Jane (pictured) looks at the reasons for the falling oil price and the consequences on wider economy, as oil drops to $77 a barrel for the first time in four years.

People across the world are living longer than ever as healthcare provision improves and medicine advances. But how can investors take advantage of this trend?