Videos
Commodity conundrum, beleaguered bonds and a US dilemma
This week’s episode of Investment Pulse looks at the impact of falling commodity prices on banks, dangers of negative yield curves and whether US equities can continue to deliver.
Mirabaud's Pyshkin: The US will continue to grow dividends
The global equity income manager has invested half of his fund here.
Potential US rate rise, cheap oil & the Europe opportunity
This week we analyse the implications of a possible rise in US interest rates, the impact of cheap oil and the European equity opportunity.
Carmignac's Crowl: what QE could mean for Europe
The ECB is widely expected to finally fire its QE gun this week. Carmignac's Sandra Crowl discusses the implications for the eurozone.
Grexit worries, currency wars and a grizzly outlook for 2015?
The first Investment Pulse of the year looks at the potential impact of Greece leaving the euro, volatility in currency markets and the UK’s economic prospects.
Why Brunner's Thomas is avoiding tobacco
Jeremy Thomas warns investors to expect more volatility in dividend payments this year.
Investment Pulse: the highs and lows of 2014
This week's Investment Pulse looks back at some of the biggest stories of the year as well as looking forward to 2015.
Inside ETFs: Why the US bull-run still has legs
Global equities suffered a sharp sell-off in the third quarter but exchange traded fund investors are continuing to back the US to outperform in 2015
Paul Niven: I won't rip up the Foreign & Colonial Trust history book
The newly appointed manager of the Foreign & Colonial trust talks about his plans for UK's oldest investment company.
Dangerous daisy chains, Black Friday blues and Uber valuations
This week’s Investment Pulse looks at the domino effect in European banks, America’s disappointing Black Friday and how much Uber is really worth.
Commodity conundrum, beleaguered bonds and a US dilemma
This week’s episode of Investment Pulse looks at the impact of falling commodity prices on banks, dangers of negative yield curves and whether US equities can continue to deliver.
Mirabaud's Pyshkin: The US will continue to grow dividends
The global equity income manager has invested half of his fund here.
Profile: Cerno Capital on avoiding the allure of index hugging
The credit crunch held little fear for Cerno Capital managing partner James Spence.
Profile: DIY investing is biggest threat to industry, says Whitechurch
The industry is at risk of pushing potential investors down the DIY route unless it does more to make its services accessible says the Whitechurch Securities boss