19 July 2026
Why are UK gilt yields rising in a slowing economy?
Why are UK gilt yields rising in a slowing economy?

What may inflation, rates and fiscal risk mean for UK gilt investors?

22 February 2022
Inflation: stickier but still ultimately transitory
Inflation: stickier but still ultimately transitory

Inflation has surged to 7% in the US and 5% in Europe, and higher prices have now been in the system for a year. With higher readings also seeding higher expectations, is inflation starting to look less transitory?

19 July 2026
Short Dated Enhanced Income a continuing role three years on
Short Dated Enhanced Income a continuing role three years on

This all-weather bond solution was built to balance three key investment characteristics.

22 February 2022
Global Smaller Companies: one decade, four lessons
Global Smaller Companies: one decade, four lessons

Over the past 10 years of abrdn global smaller companies investing, we’ve argued that small caps are too big to ignore. Although they account for just 15% of global benchmarks, small caps represent about 70% of global listed companies.

17 July 2026
Fixed income outlook: finding opportunity in uncertainty
Fixed income outlook: finding opportunity in uncertainty
1 February 2022
Women in the workplace: it's not just about parental leave
Women in the workplace: it's not just about parental leave

Nearly a year ago, our first deep dive on women and work – Equality starts at home: paternity leave – identified the availability of sufficient parental leave as critical to boosting female participation in the workforce.

17 July 2026
Emerging markets: A heritage built through every cycle
Emerging markets: A heritage built through every cycle

Aberdeen’s panel discuss navigating EM volatility through cycles, supply-chain resilience and a diversified, all-cap approach.

1 February 2022
Global Economic Outlook – the Omicron Speedbump
Global Economic Outlook – the Omicron Speedbump

Omicron is more infectious but less virulent, reducing its impact on economies…

9 July 2026
Global infrastructure: Why a selective approach matters
Global infrastructure: Why a selective approach matters
19 October 2021
Fixed Income Perspectives – the great inflation debate
Fixed Income Perspectives – the great inflation debate

A quarterly summary of our fixed income investment team's views on some of the main themes driving global bond markets, and the investment outlook in light of these factors. 

9 July 2026
Climate realism: why infrastructure investing needs a policy lens
Climate realism: why infrastructure investing needs a policy lens
17 July 2023
Climate transition bonds: putting capital to work where it's needed
Climate transition bonds: putting capital to work where it's needed

Can investors play a part in the battle against climate change while also seeking attractive financial returns?

9 July 2026
Resilience by design: multi-asset portfolios for volatile markets
Resilience by design: multi-asset portfolios for volatile markets
12 July 2023
Compelling case for short duration bonds
Compelling case for short duration bonds

From elevated yields to defensive characteristics, we make the case for short-duration bonds.

9 July 2026
Resilience by design: multi-asset portfolios for volatile markets
Resilience by design: multi-asset portfolios for volatile markets
12 July 2023
Investing in passive funds over the long term
Investing in passive funds over the long term

How do passive multi-manager funds stay in line with client needs?

9 July 2026
Multi-asset investing: why the 60/40 debate misses the bigger picture
Multi-asset investing: why the 60/40 debate misses the bigger picture
9 July 2026
Aberdeen's 'dream team': a portfolio to compete on the global stage
Aberdeen's 'dream team': a portfolio to compete on the global stage
19 June 2023
Are emerging markets ready for a resurgence?
Are emerging markets ready for a resurgence?

We explain why we believe there are compelling reasons to invest in emerging markets.

9 July 2026
Japan: Authorities push against a strong dollar and oil
Japan: Authorities push against a strong dollar and oil