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In the hunt for yield, investors need to be creative - looking further afield for diversification and dividends. But one attractive, often overlooked market is Japan.

The ability to manage different opportunities and risks as they appear is a key component of a multi-asset strategy, says Toby Nangle, EMEA Head of Multi-Asset at Columbia Threadneedle

Gary Herbert, manager of the Legg Mason IF Brandywine Global Income Optimiser Fund, explains how he identifies risk in fixed income markets and why US high yield is in favour.

With tensions rising on the Korean peninsula, events in North Korea have been dominating the news and continue to cast a shadow on its neighbour, South Korea. What are the potential investment risks and opportunities for investors?

Yield hunters need to consider their chosen destinations carefully. On the face of it, dividend payouts look robust, but not everything is as it seems.

Toby Nangle, EMEA Head of Multi-Asset at Columbia Threadneedle, believes that proper portfolio diversification, along with an absolute return solution which lasts through the retirement cycle, is key to managing today’s episodically volatile market

Watch our short video about the first enhanced income ETFs to launch in the UK and the approach we adopt.

Japan is a nation famed for its culture and traditions. Unfortunately for investors, this has often meant higher corporate savings and meagre returns. Now, however, governance reforms by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe could be changing this, as Japanese companies...

T. Rowe Price's Jeff Rottinghaus highlights the reasons behind his largest sector bets and some of his favoured stock ideas.

Many emerging market economies have strengthened, putting them on firmer footing for future growth. We believe valuations remain attractive but this asset class needs careful handling: investors should look for a quality-focused approach with risk mitigation...