In today’s connected world, portfolios need to be constructed so they can respond quickly to changing conditions and market opportunities.
Ten years have now passed since the onset of the global financial crisis (GFC) began. It is easy to forget now how scary that crisis appeared with banks crashing, financial markets plummeting and unemployment rising sharply. But it could have been far worse without the prompt action of central banks around the world.
An investor who focuses only on the UK will be handicapped in their ability to maximise returns. This article highlights the dangers of home bias.
The past few years has seen a huge increase in the popularity of multi-asset risk managed funds. Is the sun setting on the traditional, mixed asset approach?
Since the financial crisis there has been large scale financial support from central banks. This era of extraordinary activity is coming to an end, but why?