Do investors still prefer government bonds to corporates?
An SEI report has advised investors to keep the faith in spreading their risks.
Stocks should be held until at least the end of the year, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
Research from Universal Investment has discovered that bond-heavy German investors are turning to alternatives in the search for yield.
Several managers have extolled the virtues of B and BB-rated bonds, after the tapering tantrum in May resulted in significant under valuations.
A 33% increase in dry powder since 2010 sees available capital hit $93 billion, but overall transactions numbers are down for 2013.
Investing in green assets isn’t just a nice thing to do: it could also save your company millions, campaigners have claimed.
Russell Investments found global economies are expected to grow steadily in 2014 unless “short-sighted politicians” stir up trouble.
The world’s largest sovereign wealth fund has declared it won’t buy any more European stocks, believing market gains could reverse.
Do commodities still have a future in an institutional portfolio after this year’s bad run? One asset manager thinks so.
The tide of favouable investor sentiment towards a global recovery has waned, but some assets are finding renewed popularity.
UBS investment teams have declared that the global economy will continue to grow slowly, with emerging markets picking up in 2014.
Asset manager UBS has told investors not to cherry-pick how they invest in infrastructure debt.
Investors are still hungry for catastrophe risk - there is now $19 billion in outstanding risk capital.
ABP, Ontario Teachers, and PFZW named in a Dutch report’s “Hall of Shame”.