Europe

John Redwood, chairman of the investment committee at Charles Stanley, takes a closer look at some areas of concern for investors.

Should Germany, not Greece, leave the eurozone?

Though often seen as less diversified than larger corporates, small-caps are coming up trumps as Europe's recovery continues, explains Antoine Lesne, head of ETF sales strategy EMEA at State Street Global Advisors

Four bond managers reveal the key challenges for fixed income

James Budden, director at Baillie Gifford, says, managers need to start labelling performance over short periods as just noise, rather than allowing it to feed into portfolio constructions

Paul Niven, manager of the Foreign & Colonial investment trust, explains how beyond the near-term volatility and fears about navigating future interest rate rises, global equities are actually expected to excel.

A Greek tragedy and metaphorical fireworks in China have provided rich material for headline writers so far this year. Meanwhile in the UK, the economy is continuing to strengthen and companies are operating in an environment of little or no inflation,...

Until recently European markets had been steadily growing, but with strong performance from stocks traditionally seen as defensive or defensive growth.

Ugo Lancioni, head of global currency at Neuberger Berman, takes a closer look at some of the consensus currency positions of last year, and asks if they are still compelling.