Rethinking absolute return after its annus horribilis
It would be easy to lose faith in absolute return after it suffered big outflows last year, but value can still be found
David Robinson
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EU hits back in Woodford blame game
European Commission says poor oversight by UK financial regulator was key reason for Neil Woodford debacle
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Can South American trade deal boost Europe?
EU close to deal with South American trading bloc Mercosur but underlying weakness remains, says Handelsbanken
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Investors warm to Ukrainian sovereign debt
President Volodymyr Zelensky’s landslide victory this year has boosted hopes that IMF-led reforms will accelerate
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Under the hood of Credit Suisse’s fund selection process
Giuseppe Patara explains why he sometimes avoids top-percentile funds and what signs suggest switching to passives
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‘In a different zip code, Argentine corp debt would be investment grade’
In this video, Barings’ Omotunde Lawal outlines how Argentine corporates retain solid fundamentals and low leverage
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MSCI launches climate indices
The range is designed for investors looking to benefit from the transition to a low carbon economy
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Vanguard offers global aggregate bond ETF
New Ucits exchange traded fund provides global exposure to bonds for an ongoing charges figure of 0.10%
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Mapfre AM unveils disabled-worker inclusion fund
Spanish group’s fund will invest primarily in companies which are leaders in employing people with disabilities
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Fund manager confidence tumbles to crisis levels
BofAML poll of investors managing €471bn in assets found extremely bearish sentiment driven by trade concerns
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European Commission publishes sustainable finance reports
The publications include three reports and the first stage of the EU’s long-awaited sustainable taxonomy
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Can Lisbon become a European fund hub?
Stable growth and pro-business regulations are encouraging managers to look at Portuguese-domiciled mutual funds