Multi-asset managers are using setbacks such as that caused last week by unrest in Ukraine to increase their exposure to buoyant markets.
With this week marking the five-year anniversary of both record low base rates and the FTSE 100 bottoming, Investment Week looks at the funds that have taken advantage of the subsequent recovery.
Lloyds Banking Group has said it intends to pay its chief executive £4.9m in 2014, as well as paying some staff bonuses worth double their annual salaries.
St James's Place is set to make its inaugural entry into the FTSE 100 when the index's quarterly review takes place later today.
Major UK financials were in the doldrums today, with both Royal Bank of Scotland and Standard Life sharply lower in early trading following updates from the businesses.
UK equities dipped this morning after closing at a 14-year high yesterday, with falls in commodity markets hitting miners.
The FTSE 100 reached a 14-year high yesterday while the S&P 500 hit a new record level, lifted by M&A activity.
AXA Framlington UK Mid Cap manager Chris St John has said now is a "good time to be cynical" as signs emerge of increasingly bullish activity in markets.
Neil Woodford is to use a three-week offer period to launch a new UK equity income fund when he joins Oakley Capital this May.