Eurozone

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.

GAM's Niall Gallagher explains why he believes markets are only half way through the European recovery, with the next phase likely to focus on earnings growth.

In an effort to further weaken the euro, boost economic activity, and create inflationary pressures, the European Central Bank's foot on the easy money gas pedal will be maintained, writes BMO Asset Management's Sam Cosh.

Valuations can, on a long-term view, offer significant opportunities, according to Vincent Devlin, co-manager of the BlackRock Greater Europe investment trust

Schroders chief economist, Keith Wade, discusses how the slowdown in China is yet to reveal its true impact on German companies, and how the recent influx of immigrants could put budget policy at risk

Risks remain despite tailwinds

The investment case for Europe is on the face of it challenging, but Crux is finding opportunities in unusual areas.

A couple of weeks ago, I came across a new genre of internet TV called the 'Top Ten list' programme.