Germany tempers economic growth expectations
Political spin and goalpost shifting fail to lift downbeat forecast
Pete Carvill
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Are active managers underperforming?
H1 2021 was bullish and active funds generally struggled to keep up with their benchmarks, says S&P Global
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Evergrande eyes sale of one of its companies in Europe
As rumours abound that breaking up the property giant is really the only course of action
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European investors warm to SPACs
But US landscape is more favourable – for now
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Crypto and fake news – who to believe?
Comment on a speech by the Bank of England deputy governor creates a story that wasn’t
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‘Transitory’ inflation to linger?
Energy price rises and supply chain issues have thrown previous forecasts up in the air
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In an era of ‘sport-washing’, what’s the goal for ESG?
Can asset managers with holdings in football clubs justify their ESG commitments if those clubs now take the field against Newcastle United?
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What impact can COP26 have itself?
Heading towards the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference, asset managers need to be pushing for more accountability if the energy transition is to be successful
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Newly-stabilised DAX waits on new economic data
Germany’s DAX market index has stabilised after the last twenty-four hours saw incremental gains. As of writing, it now stands at 15,249.38.
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Semiconductor threat hits German auto sector
The German auto sector could be teetering on the brink, according to the country’s Handelsblatt newspaper.
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Will supply chain disruption drag on into 2022?
Supply chain disruption across the world is due to worsen, according to multiple market watchers.
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Investment firm charities offer anonymity to ‘hate group’ donors
But the situation is not endemic and some donor-advised funds have strict eligibility criteria