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Fund managers pick sector as top trade for next year
Healthcare could be one option in search for sectors with capacity to expand during 2020s
EM equities and currencies cited as favourite trades in monthly survey
Repeated need for support from central banks at times of crisis highlights vulnerability of financial systems
High bond prices mean fixed income has lost its lustre as a ballast against stock falls
Win-win arguments promoting both bigger profits and better social returns are illogical
Funds need a clearer idea of where their returns are coming from
Nine of the 10 largest sustainable ETFs and mutual funds outperformed in H1
Private investors can register to attend webinar with investment experts
Fund managers choose other forms of protection as Treasuries ‘parachute’ stops working
Historic correlations broke down leaving traditional hedges useless as equities tumbled
Stocks enjoyed a global rally Monday with investors scooping up shares in beaten-down sectors
Star funds have shrunk to a fraction of their former size
New ways of thinking are needed to invest in pandemic-hit markets
The expected revival of inflation means equities need to be at the core of portfolios
Mix of equities and bonds that has served savers well for decades now strikes some as unsafe
Fighting momentum is futile, but the return of inflation would create opportunities
Swiss bank’s fund arm cements position as rival suffers large redemptions
Investments providing a good return today might not be replaced by equally attractive products tomorrow
I’ve moved out of London and want to invest the equity I’ve released for the long term
US advisory firms are starting to introduce clients to hedge funds and private equity
I’m putting my investment strategy to the test with a friendly competition
Active managers including Invesco and Franklin Templeton dominate list of worst-selling investment houses
Hedges find favour but previous predictions of price rises have been wide of the mark
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