Opinion
Time for central bankers to turn the tide at Jackson Hole?
We must follow this meeting of the central bankers closely, argues Fabrizio Quirighetti, CIO and co-head of multi-asset at SYZ Asset Management.
Disruptor or incumbent? The hazards of tech investing
Matthew Tillett, senior portfolio manager - UK equities at Allianz Global Investors, examines the pitfalls of investing in technology as well as the benefits.
Kames' Ennett: Why we rejected Tesla's high yield bond
Company's ambition exceeds its cashflow
Jeffrey: Is ONS data reflecting 'true' economic activity?
Could statisticians be wrong again?
The most hated bull market in history
Latter stages of the cycle
Will turmoil in Venezuela spark another emerging market crisis?
Brad Tank, CIO of fixed income at Neuberger Berman, asks whether the political trouble in Venezuela will hurt emerging market growth for years to come.
Which UK sectors are in and out of favour for Premier AM's Birrell?
Consumers under pressure from inflation
Will Brexit force UK to employ 'helicopter money'?
'Hard-ish Brexit most likely outcome'
Gosling's Grouse: What have we really learnt since the financial crisis?
Does it feel like a decade since the global financial crisis (GFC) began? Has it actually ended yet? What are the lessons we have learnt in that time?
The new joint-venture boutique for fund managers afraid to 'go it alone'
BennBridge has had talks with over 150 teams
The Value Perspective: What Alan Shearer now has to teach us about QE
In football or investment, beware the ‘closed’ system
Miton's Jackson: Three hidden gems in the UK market
The pleasures of unearthing a new investment idea are often enhanced when the level of analyst coverage or mainstream institutional ownership is lower than average, writes Andrew Jackson, manager of the Miton UK Value Opportunities fund.
Thesis AM's Paterson: Three undervalued stocks likely to produce a turnaround
Ryan Paterson, research analyst at Thesis Asset Management, highlights three UK companies that he favours - and which he believes the market is currently undervaluing.
Asset-backed securities: No longer a dirty phrase?
'The future of crowdfunding'
Run for the exit? Determining when an industry's bonds may be on the brink of collapse
For high yield investors, taking long credit risk in industries that are undergoing secular changes presents a challenge, writes Meridith Alin, senior credit analyst at NN Investment Partners.
Gosling's Grouse: Holiday reading
George Orwell once wrote that today's newspapers are tomorrow's fish and chip paper, and if he had lived in the digital age he might have included a lot of what is written on the web too.
Mergers and launches: The state of the European funds industry
Providers launch 1,027 funds in H1 2017
The days of fund management as we know it are numbered
Could the future be part-human, part-algorithm?
What Alan Shearer has to teach us about inflation
What is the priciest Premier League transfer ever?
Postcard from Brazil: Headwinds will persist
Neville Shaw, emerging markets manager at Mirabaud Asset Management, reports on his recent trip to Brazil and explains why investors should remain cautious.
The adviser view: What is a fair price for active management?
Survey on fund fees
Indonesia, Mexico and Peru: three long-term trades for EMD portfolios
Which currencies should EMD investors hold in their portfolios?
Postcard from the Midwest: Not quite Happy Days for US farmers
Agriculture in the US is far from easy but it is also big business and key to understanding the industry on a global basis, as the country is the world's largest producer, exporter, and consumer of corn.
Aberdeen's Gilbert: Five years on from the Kay Review and institutions are still too short-termist
"The epic story of Ulysses tying himself to the mast to resist the call of the sirens demonstrates the length of the history of attempts to construct devices and institutions to combat our instinctive short-termism."
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