Brexit

Dismiss low costs as 'nonsense'

The investment approach of five managers

In the immediate aftermath of the last recession and accompanying financial crisis, there was every reason to expect companies to be reticent about embarking on long-term, productivity-enhancing investment programmes.

Keith Ashworth-Lord, manager of the UK Buffettology fund, talks to editor Katrina Lloyd about his Business Perspective Investing approach, the importance of managers having 'skin in the game', and why he is not concerned about the Brexit vote.

Warning on food price inflation

Considers new asset classes

Overseas revenues boosted

Tim Mortimer, managing director at Future Value Consultants, explains how the requirement for asset managers to display future performance simulations on their fund literature under PRIIPs regulations has created problems.

Fears over 'hard Brexit'

Early entry into EMs in 2015 has paid off