how low can you go
Increasingly risk-averse investors are looking for a less bumpy ride with low-volatility funds. But such strategies are not entirely without pitfalls, writes Rodrigo Amaral
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corruption linked to sovereign debt risk
Environmental, social and governance analysis can offer a guide to the future performance of government bonds, according to the United Nations Principles for Responsible Investment initiative
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geneva has highest density of super rich
You are more likely to bump into an ultra-wealthy individual in Geneva than in any other major ultra-high net worth population centre in France, Germany, Italy or Switzerland, a study has found
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more tough nuts to crack
Latin America is more than just Brazil, writes Peter Lowman, chief investment officer at Investment Quorum.
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managers bullish on japan
Fund managers are at their most bullish on Japanese stocks for almost seven years, according to the latest Expert Investor Europe Manager Sentiment Survey.
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germany-latest-data
Specifically, we asked this question: for all these various asset classes, over the next 12 months do you expect to increase your weighting (positive), keep it the same (neutral) or decrease it (negative) or do you not use the asset class at all (not used)? Outlook This data is…
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market-insight-finland-2012-q4
Sovereigns are dead, long live sovereigns!
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Market Insight 2010 Q4 Norway
The Norwegian investment fund industry is on track to post more inflows from institutional investors than ever before. After the crisis in 2008 led to outflows of nearly NOK13bn (€1.6bn), investors have now regained confidence and in the first 3 quarters of 2010 invested more than NOK48.5bn (€6.1bn) (see top graph). Another trend is that…