Investment

The process of gilt-yield reversion will be long and drawn out despite signs this year could be the most challenging year for bond investors since 1994, says Kames Capital.

Schemes should look to equity dividends as a source of sustainable growth in post-credit crunch markets, says Newton Investment Management.

Conservative MP John Redwood warned delegates that investors were on the brink of a "big bond bear market" and cautioned against continuing to increase bond allocations.

Andrew Connell sets out the small tweaks that could give defined contribution savers a more certain outcome.

Sion Cole looks at the different ways schemes can use fiduciary managers.

John Redwood explains what is driving volatility in global markets, and how investors can protect themselves.

Nick Clay explains how schemes can look for stable returns at a time of historic volatility.

Thomas Weber looks at the opportunities for diversification and growth offered by multi-asset alternative strategies.

John McNeill questions whether gilt yields really are beginning to normalise.

Ewout van Schaick looks at how mult-credit investing can help institutional investors meet their funding targets.