Story by: Nick Rice, Investment Adviser
When advisers talk of giving clients as many options as possible, chances are they're not talking about financial instruments.
It started bad and, as I type this at 36,000 feet, it’s getting worse.
Amid a sharp divergence in performance, asset classes appear to be experiencing their own version of the Darwinian survival of the fittest, with the emergence of “winners” and “losers”.
The problem with the US fund industry is it is stuck in follow my leader mode
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However bad things get, a diversified portfolio is key to riding out recession
Emerging market bonds have had a great run, but that could change overnight
Emerging market equity managers are prone to waxing financial on the subject of Chinese infrastructure.
If soaring petrol prices have got you down, take heart - a solution may have been found.
It was Nietzsche who said debt was the most soul-destroying thing – something Diary can only recognise too well.
Well, happy birthday global economic crisis. One year old this week. It’s been a bumpy old year, what with the teething, the constant burping and the odd bank failure or two. But it’s a sickly child, despite bearish pundits, that might not make it to its second birthday.
It looks like soaring inflation could boost the market for sweaters after comments by German finance minister Thilo Sarrazin.
Marlborough revealed it has bought a controlling stake in Guernsey-based Apollo Investment Management as the asset management industry moves further towards greater consolidation.
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