Here's a New Year puzzle for you. Fund A has annual charges of 1.5%, and in addition incurs annual trading costs in its portfolio of 0.2%. Fund B also has charges of 1.5% a year, but its trading costs are 0.4% a year. Which is better value for money?...
OMAM's Christine Johnson explains why low growth and gradual disinflation will be good for fixed cashflows, and what this means for corporate bond investors.
One of the most basic principles of investing is to invest when no-one likes a market.
At the start of the year all the investment houses like to roll out their investment plans with such confidence and aplomb.