Institutional investors are more likely to engage on topics such as environmental protection, renewable energy and clean technology.
Can investor reactions to the current crisis partly be explained by confirmation bias?
As we stand on the brink of the biggest intergenerational wealth transfer in history, advisers are presented with an unprecedented opportunity to future proof their business.
Managing relationships is vital to the success of any organisation. This is especially so for institutional investors tasked with managing multiple relationships with asset managers.
As a new decade ushers in a new set of challenges, professional buyers who research and select funds will become an even more integral part of the asset management value chain.
James Bond’s favourite car maker, Aston Martin, is planning a £5bn IPO. While Aston Martin may have a licence to thrill, investing in the stock could make for a rough ride given the company’s less-than-solid fundamentals.
While concerns about political events are clearly on the minds of institutional investors, there is little they can do to counteract them and, if stock market performance is anything to go by, they may not even want to.
It’s only summer but 2018 has already been an historic year for the UK adviser platform market. Much like the UK weather, the platform market has been sizzling with activity.
With quantitative easing often described as monetary medicine for the economy, the announcement that QE will end has raised concerns about the health of the eurozone when it is withdrawn. …
While the so-called Goldilocks economy is unlikely to run out of steam this year, the presence of three bears lurking menacingly in the background mean it is just a question of time as to when the economic fairy tale comes to an end.
