Research back in 1986 showed how the inversion of the yield curve had been a leading indicator of recessions since the 1960s, and subsequent recessions strengthened the theory.
Research back in 1986 showed how the inversion of the yield curve had been a leading indicator of recessions since the 1960s, and subsequent recessions strengthened the theory.
What is the yield curve? What signals has it been giving recently? And what does this mean for corporate bonds? David Blackman explains.
Examining the figures closely, Mithursha Kesavan finds that the performance of SFDR-compliant funds over six months ranged from 27.1% to -28.24%.
As the UK DC market continues to grow at pace, challenges are emerging for both members and schemes: consumers’ life expectancy is growing, squeezing schemes’ durability; retirement confidence is being rocked by economic shocks; and the ongoing transition away from Defined Benefit (DB) schemes is increasingly placing onus on individuals to save for retirement.
Investment manager Neuberger Berman has reframed its existing $35 million global high yield fund to focus on the UN Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs), in partnership with UBS Global Wealth Management.
Pacific Asset Management has launched a Pacific North of South EM Equity Income Opportunities Fund, a high yielding concentrated portfolio.
Deep Pool Financial Solutions’ Roger Woolman explains how fund managers and administrators are increasingly using digital investment services to keep pace with evolving investor demands.
T. Rowe Price is launching a US All-Cap Opportunities Equity Fund for its UK-domiciled OEIC range, mirroring a $7.6 billion strategy it already runs for US investors.
Pictet Asset Management has identified private markets, commodities and emerging markets as the key drivers for investor returns over the next five years.
UK investors withdrew £482 million from European funds in April, as £678 million poured into global equity income vehicles, according to the Investment Association (IA).
