European markets are finding no shortage of things to worry about, whether it be the travails of the banking sector, the tortuous Brexit negotiations that lie ahead or the end of the European Central Bank's quantitative easing next March.
Amid 2017 European election uncertainty
For the first time in many years, central banks' mettle is about to be tested. This will happen most obviously in the US and UK but also in the eurozone.
Will be run by Greg Bennett
Growth is hard to come by as the global economic backdrop remains subdued, particularly in Europe, writes Crux Asset Management's Roland Grender.
Fund managers presenting to delegates at Investment Week's Channel Islands Summit explain how their investment strategies are helping them overcome market headwinds.
In Europe, the European Central Bank (ECB) remains the dominant driver for yields. This year, it has been willing to extend the pace of quantitative easing (QE), add other instruments to the eligible pool, and signal new stimulus should it be warranted....
Passive funds delivering better results
Marcus Morris-Eyton, in Allianz's European equities team, looks at the outlook for earnings in Europe, following six years of non-growth.
Lyxor UK's European debt team to join Tikehau