Investors say they will continue to buy high yield bonds despite perceived risk
Yield curve continues to flatten
Markets have reacted with increased volatility
MiFID II, the legislation that governs transparency around the charges for investment research, went live on 1 January. We consider life after MiFID II, what this means for investors, brokers and corporates and highlight the unintended consequences.
Diversified portfolios are no longer 'low risk'
FTSE 100 stabilising following sell-off
Willem Verhagen, senior economist - multi-asset, at NN Investment Partners, discusses the causes and costs of protectionism, and the implications of a trade conflict between the US and China.
Praised wholesale firms for MiFID II efforts