Eurozone

Eurozone equities have had a bad start to 2016, underperforming their global peers. The combination of a steep sell-off in global risk assets and a strong euro were to blame.

Driven by negativity towards UK equities

Concerns over weakening sterling

ECB stimulus not enough

Four European fund managers reveal the different strategies that are helping them find the best opportunities in the region as they continue to navigate market volatility.

New powers for the trust

A confluence of economic data releases and central bank policy announcements towards the end of 2015 buffeted investors and raised questions about the global growth outlook.

With the results of a referendum on UK membership of the European Union too close to call, we ask investment professionals for their views on the impact of a potential 'No' vote.

RBC's James Jamieson argues too many investors still believe dividends imply a stock must be 'ex growth'.

Europe is benefitting from a valuation discount to the US in terms of P/E and dividend yield, as well as an improving outlook overall.