sterling

The year of the corporate bond fund has been a tug of war between duration risk and systemic risk

The pound fell to an 11-week low of €1.1461 yesterday despite bullish global equity markets.

Corporate bond markets provided investors with great opportunities over the course of the past few months, contrasting with the view of many that the area is comparatively sleepy.

The FTSE 100 reached its highest level since October 2008 this afternoon, leaping more than 75 points to reach 4695.92 points.

Sterling has rocketed to a ten-month high against the dollar today as bullish equities and oil prices boosted market sentiment and investor risk appetites.

Most investors are accustomed to reading about the gold and oil markets, but few have considered the benefits of diversifying their portfolios using agricultural commodities.

Managing Partners Limited (MPL) has launched the first income share class in its Traded Policies Fund, giving investors an income of 5% per annum.

Investors are increasingly concerned about global currencies amid excess volatility in FX markets, ac...

Charlemagne Capital is adding a sterling share class to its Magna Africa fund from 24 September, in r...

Zurich has introduced a factory gate pricing model for its Sterling investment bond produc...