Hunting for income in 2021
There seems little doubt that investors are going to have to be more creative in the year ahead
JP Morgan
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What happens if Trump refuses to concede?
S&P 500 lost nearly 10% after the 2000 election before George W Bush was declared the victor
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Should investors worry more about bonds than equities?
Low yields offer little protection while the possibility of higher inflation looms
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Narrow defeat for shareholder climate resolution at JPMorgan
As former CEO of ExxonMobil remains on the bank’s board
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Major coronavirus recession likely, say economists
But JP Morgan predicts ‘shortest ever’ contraction
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JP Morgan AM ramps up its ESG credentials
Initiatives include a scoring system that uses machine learning and focuses on climate risks
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UBS unveils government bond sustainable ETF
The firm has joined forces with JP Morgan AM to expand its sustainable ETF products
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Developed govvies’ popularity turns around
Last year’s market turmoil has selectors returning in droves to the once-vilified developed govvies
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Exiting JPM bond head makes parting shot at industry
Private banker David Saab will join Generali and industry titan Peter Kraus at new low-cost investment manager
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JPMAM cuts 100 jobs at height of bull market
Regulation, increasing costs, and the rise of passives threaten active managers
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Pimco fixed income funds dominate inflows
Pimco’s fixed income funds attracted more than double the inflows of rivals over the last decade despite significant outflows after Bill Gross’ departure.
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Fund groups lacking dedicated A-share analysts
The inclusion of 226 China A-shares was a hugely symbolic moment for investors in the region but the fund industry has failed to get ahead of the curve with most firms lacking dedicated teams of analysts or products to invest in the asset class.