22 May 2017 • By John Beck • 1 min read
It’s human nature to assume that because 2016 was a year of political shocks, 2017 would turn out the same, writes Franklin Templeton’s John Beck....
READ MOREDespite the election of moderate Emmanuel Macron to the French presidency, the future of the European Union remains in the balance, writes Antipodes P...
READ MOREThe emerging market debt landscape is changing, writes Lazard Asset Management’s Denise Simon – and to succeed, investors need to be both selectiv...
READ MOREAustralian investors have long relied on regular dividends for a reliable source of income, however doubts are increasing as to whether companies can ...
READ MOREJust like evidence-based medicine, evidence-based investing aims to filter through noise and emotion to identify rational investment opportunities, wr...
READ MOREInvestment banks must reshape their service offerings and harness digital innovation to deliver a better service experience to their clients, writes A...
READ MOREAlthough the march of populist politics continues, upcoming political events are unlikely to deliver shocks to investors’ portfolios – but they ma...
READ MOREClimate-conscious green bonds are enjoying strong support from markets at the moment, but a look under the hood shows that not all of these products a...
READ MOREAustralia’s attitude towards open APIs and open data is lagging behind other major markets, writes Tyro Payments’ Jost Stollmann. Policymakers ...
READ MOREWhile populist candidate Marine Le Pen looks unlikely to win the upcoming French election, her enduring popularity has led to a state of uncertainty i...
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