JP Morgan

Low-cost active equity funds, launched to much fanfare two years ago, are failing to attract investor interest as they pass their second anniversaries.

Q&A

Investors are boosting exposure to exchange-traded products (ETPs) in their multi-asset portfolios, driving assets under management in the vehicles to new highs.

Kira Nickerson discovers that some fund managers are beginning to re-examine this previously unpopular asset class.

Bond managers have been steadily increasing the use of credit default swaps (CDS) in their portfolios as liquidity issues which emerged in the corporate bond space last year continue to plague the sector.

Annabelle Williams asks two wealth managers which investment trusts have made it on to their buy lists.

Bond managers have added to risk assets, while shorts on the yen hit a five-year high after the Bank of Japan (BoJ) announced radical monetary easing measures.

COPORATE BONDS

Banks across the world have rallied sharply in the last 12 months, the shares featuring among the best performing stocks in many indices but, after a sharp climb, are there any opportunities left for investors?

J.P. Morgan executives tried to conceal data from US regulators that revealed just how large its ‘London Whale' trading losses were, according to the US Senate.