Hawkish Fed to taper from next month
The US Federal Reserve announced it will begin to unwind its quantitative easing programme in October, and said another rate hike this year is likely despite persistently low inflation.
The US Federal Reserve announced it will begin to unwind its quantitative easing programme in October, and said another rate hike this year is likely despite persistently low inflation.
The French insurer AXA is considering to sell its asset management arm, a report has suggested.
Axa Investment Managers has launched a China short duration bond fund, which aims to give investors exposure to the 56trn (€7trn)renminbi bond market.
AXA IM’s Matthew Lovatt sees two big trends constituting the investment case for robotics: changing demographics and the impact of technology.
Investor appetite for small caps has shot up this year against a backdrop of resurgent economic growth.
It’s time to take a few chips off the table and up the quality of your bond portfolio as the reflation trade has run its course, believes Ariel Bezalel, manager of the €9bn Jupiter Dynamic Bond Fund. But should you really sell in May?
Only one in three European insurance companies invest responsibly, and most of these mainly do so because of regulatory pressure, according to fresh research from AXA IM. But large and small insurers don’t take ESG equally unseriously.
2016 saw some highly successful launches of fixed maturity bond funds as investors took the opportunity to lock in attractive yields combined with reduced duration risk. But are such products still worth buying now, with credit spreads having sunk below their long-time average?
Axa Investment Managers has launched another fixed term bond fund that invests primarily in European corporate high yield debt securities.
Matt Lovatt, investment director at AXA IM, outlines the three main drivers of the robotics industry for the next few years. He finds the biggest robotics opportunity in driverless cars.
European investors sold off all types of bonds and bought US equities in November as bond yields and inflation expectations surged. Has the great rotation now finally started?
While nominal government bonds have witnessed strong outflows in recent months, inflation-linked bonds saw their highest monthly net inflows ever in October. Is this revival going to last?