Apart from the huge danger society faces from amateur investors dicing with financial ruin, surely there’s margin to be made and a future pipeline of clients to tap, writes Liz Pfeuti.
Greater ESG credentials scrutiny means green investors and registered providers of social housing must continue to strengthen ties, argues James Duncan, real estate finance partner at Winckworth Sherwood.
From investment and borrowing powers to distribution and widening access, Grania Baird and Leon Chng from Farrer & Co discuss the features and possibilities of LTAF.
The economic outlook looks positive and bonds are well positioned for strong, long-term performance, compensating investors for risk, explains Robert Tipp, chief investment strategist at PGIM Fixed Income.
With traditional approaches to portfolio diversification now less able to protect investors than in the past, multi-asset specialist Asbjørn Trolle Hansen of Nordea Asset Management says stable/low-risk equities have a higher role to play, including against inflation risk.
Fund re-domiciliation has become increasingly popular recently as fund managers look for ways to adapt to and comply with changing regulations and investor preferences.
Mamdouh Medhat PhD, a senior researcher at Dimensional Fund Advisors, considers whether corporate bonds have a place in a portfolio that already holds government bonds and equities.
Putin's war in Ukraine is the latest in a long list of events that have exposed the precariousness of our food system. By Rahul Bhushan, co-founder of Rize ETF.
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