Preparing Portfolios for 2023: Consider the Strong Case for Bonds

The ESG issue of double materiality has real implications for the financial services sector and for companies in their reporting. In this article for Wealth DFM, Lavinia De Lucchi, Sustainability

Investors across the globe are beginning to turn their attention back towards China, as the world’s engine of growth finally appears set to exit its strict Covid restrictions, which have

Quilter plc highlights: ·        Assets under Management and Administration (“AuMA”) of £99.6 billion at the end of December 2022, an increase of 3% from 30 September 2022. This reflected a

Written by Ben Green, principal and co-founder of Atrato Group With ‘safe haven’ income assets such as government bonds suffering their worst year in decades, the classic 60/40 portfolio has

Investors may have been better off holding cash rather than buying shares in Chinese companies – but Chinese New Year could mark the beginning of a turnaround for the country

Written by Andrew Craig, Conviction Life Sciences Company When you hear the term ‘life sciences,’ this may conjure images of scientists with white coats and test tubes trying to develop

Banks continuing AML shortfalls risk “eye-watering” fines. A “worrying” number of banks and financial institutions are still risking multi-million pound fines like the £107m penalty issued to Santander at the

ESG is as important as financial performance, according to 74% of CEOs in the UK – research by ECI Partners. The majority of CEOs (74%) in the UK believe that

By Paul Malpas, ESG distribution lead at Nordea Asset Management When the UN unveiled its Sustainable Development Goals in 2015, the role of education was identified as critical for the