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Hair-raising headlines are par for the course in emerging Europe – but that doesn’t mean that it’s not possible to generate strong returns investing in the region. Colin Croft, fund manager of the Jupiter Emerging European Opportunities Fund, looks back over some of the highlights from the past five years since he took over the fund’s management, and discusses why even crises can present attractive investment opportunities for investors in emerging Europe.

US equities saw an increasing number of sharp reversals in performance last year, but we caution against extrapolating this to mean that a change of trend is around the corner.

Splitting out the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and board chair roles may help companies prepare for future challenges.

Cambridge University professor Helen Thompson tells AIQ why the path to a more integrated EU is unlikely to get easier after Brexit.

Like summers, economic expansions do not last forever. Karen Ward, Chief Market Strategist for EMEA, looks at portfolio considerations in the late cycle.

Ultimately, we think Italian politics will be constricted by reality, and we therefore want to be involved at the right levels. 

Consistency is at the heart of Alexander Darwall’s investment process. Since joining Jupiter in 1995, he has become the company’s longest-serving fund manager. His steady approach has withstood all manner of market events, from the tech bubble to the financial crisis to the eurozone crisis.