Following January's panic, markets staged a strong recovery from their mid-February lows following central bank action, a firming in oil and commodity prices, a clearer picture on China and US interest rates.
Peters and Yarrow discuss the evolution of their portfolio
Asset markets have proved unpredictable and, in some cases, highly irrational since the start of this year. As multi-asset managers, we tread a fine line, writes multi-asset manager Justin Christofel at BlackRock.
Investors have been complaining about the lack of volatility for some time now. Perhaps given the bumpy start to 2016, a few are feeling they should have been more careful what they wished for, writes Investec AM's Alastair Mundy.
Follows launch of 'active' ETF range
US high yield bonds are attractive
Valuations in Asia-Pacific ex Japan areas are attractive relative to global peers currently, as most of the economies in the region are beneficiaries of lower oil and commodity prices, being net importers.
One of the big trends in the funds industry over the past few years has been the proliferation of alternative UCITS vehicles, with the industry reporting annual growth rates of over 30%.