Analysis

The falling oil price is having myriad impact on a range of assets, and mortgage-backed securities could be the main beneficiaries this year, explains BlackRock's Michael Fredericks.

Mirabaud's Daniel Tubbs looks at why managers are dubious about China.

Commodity markets have divided African nations in to two blocks; the importers and the exporters.

Accessing three ‘closed’ strategies via investment trusts

SLI Property Income trust

The core-satellite conundrum

Investors are showing increasing willingness to pay for R&D pipelines in biotech, explains AXA Framlington's Linden Thomson.

The UK equity market remains range-bound. In 2014, the FTSE 100 started the year at 6,749 and ended the year at 6,566.

Falling oil prices have been a boon to consumers and managers should be exposed to rising discretionary spending, explains Smith & Williamson's Mark Boucher.

Key drivers for 2015