Investment
The cure must not be worse than the disease
While new coronavirus cases are plateauing, although not yet declining significantly, countries in Europe are beginning to judge the economic pain wreaked by Covid-19 containment measures to be worse than the infection itself and are shifting focus slowly...
Multi-manager funds slash equity exposure to lowest level
Harrington Cooper's asset allocation tracker
Jupiter Japan Income looks to transformed duo for long-term gains
Bullish on world-class Sony and innovative Toyota
Ten factors that could change economies and markets forever
Biggest changes from the pandemic
ESG Blog: ESG fund flows up 37-fold in past three years - Calastone
Round-up of ESG coverage
Cyber security's immediate 'pain points' point to investment opportunities
Coronavirus sparks cyber crime spike
Fiera Capital looks to China as 'natural investment' post-pandemic
Avoids countries with existing difficulties
Expect a U or W-shaped recovery - BofA survey
Just 10% of investors anticipate V-shaped recovery
Woodford investors take hit on trust sale
Link reduces stake in Schroder UK Public Private Trust
NN IP appoints Marcin Adamczyk as head of emerging market debt
Replaces interim head Edith Siermann
Managers dismiss sell-side concerns as US equities near tech bubble highs
S&P 500 showing signs of a comeback despite crisis
Jerome Powell disregards potential depression; reiterates commitment to US economy
Will address Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs
Close Brothers hires business development director
Joins from Old Mutual Wealth
Ex-ASI rates trio 'investing without a straitjacket' at Pacific AM
Managers on newfound 'flexibility' at new firm
Lindsell Train launches first new fund in nearly a decade
North American Equity fund
Does the Covid-19 pandemic mark the end of European unity?
A new beginning for Europe?
The new economic order
As the economic and social impact of Covid-19 plays out, new long-term trends will set the world on a unique course. Fidelity’s Global CIO Andrew McCaffery and Anna Stupnytska, Head of Global Macro and Investment Strategy discuss what this new economic order could look like in terms of state intervention, fiscal activism and Asian leadership.
Evenlode hires new manager ahead of Global Equity launch
Will join Chris Elliott as co-portfolio manager on new fund
'Best-case scenario': Coronavirus to wipe at least $213bn off global dividends
$500bn in 'worst-case scenario'
Ex-Brewin Dolphin Williams to spearhead Blackfinch AM launch
Williams joined recently
Investment Week digital edition - 18 May 2020
Latest edition of print magazine now available online
Rich List: Mixed year for wealth sector bosses
Alts bosses grow wealth
Industry Voice: Recalibrating the rulebook: a focus on fundamentals
Credit fundamentals have worsened since the market sell-off began, although central banks could provide some companies with a soft landing and many firms have drawn on their credit lines in a bid to stay afloat. In our latest edition of 360°, we discuss the uptick in defaults and downgrades and consider what this means for fixed-income markets.
Mark Barnett leaves Invesco amid UK equity team restructure
Follows 'comprehensive review'
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