Brexit

Will review underweight UK position accordingly

There is no doubt the principal immediate consequence of the Brexit vote has been a further increase in uncertainty.

More than a month on from the EU referendum and the sky has not fallen in. Helped by the Conservative party's usual brutal efficiency that ensured the political vacuum was quickly filled, financial markets have stabilised.

Cental banks' credibility could be called into question

Outflows from European and property funds

Markus Schomer, chief economist at PineBridge Investments, explains why he is forecasting stronger growth in the next two years as three shocks that hit the global economy in the past 18 months fade away.

Impacted by costs of Vision acquisition

Simon Currie, private investment funds partner at global law firm Morgan Lewis, examines how 'third country regimes' work and the implications for asset managers if an independent UK was allowed access to the EU single market.

Driven by discretionary business

Position of strength ahead of Brexit