Even as traditional fixed income offers more attractive rates, investors continue to explore alternative credit for its stability.

The end of the easy money era requires new approaches to private market investing. In Franklin Templeton's new report, they reveal the key risks and opportunities across asset classes and some considerations to prosper in this new market landscape.

The appropriate weight of private assets in portfolios is arguably the key question for strategic asset allocation today.

The end of the easy money era requires new approaches to private market investing. In Franklin Templeton's new report, they reveal the key risks and opportunities across asset classes and some considerations to prosper in this new market landscape.

Since the beginning of time (in the pensions world), we have seen rapid growth - both in terms of liabilities accrued and in the range of assets used to back these liabilities.

As ESG investing suffers a backlash, Janus Henderson is sticking to its principles, says Natasha Page

CTI’s half-year health check finds a favourable investment environment

In this interview Rasmus Nemmoe, lead portfolio manager of the FSSA Global Emerging Markets Focus strategy, reflects on the last five years of investing in emerging markets.

Following the five year anniversary of the FSSA Global Emerging Markets Focus, portfolio manager, Rasmus Nemmoe considers five principles for investing in emerging markets.