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The allure of gold remains

Gold has intrigued investors for almost as long as its existence, first as a store of wealth and currency and now as, well, what? Asset consultancy Frontier has taken a look at gold’s worth to professional investors. And it’s not about an inflation hedge. Frontier’s Chris Trevillyan, director of investment strategy, and Nicholas Thomas, senior…

Greg Bright | 2nd Aug 2021 | More
Goodbye Mr. Bond

Multi-asset manager Ruffer LLP’s Rory McIvor tells the story of when he sat at Ruffer’s Victoria Street office in London, five years ago, across the table from two portfolio managers, when they asked him, “What is a bond?” He ummed and ahh’d. The interviewers gave him the textbook definition which he had failed to provide….

Ishan Dan | 15th Jul 2021 | More
  • UBS on ‘Alts in the Asian Century’

    Like all big investors, global asset managers have to have a view on China. Most also have a view on alternatives, even if seen only as competition to traditional investment management. Against this backdrop, UBS Asset Management held its inaugural global investor conference, virtually, last month (May 19-20), in which many discussions inevitably led to…

    Greg Bright | 24th Jun 2021 | More
    Inflation and stretched valuations shine light on precious metals

    With inflation running at its highest level in decades and the global economy getting hotter than anticipated, investors are wondering what to do. Bonds offer slim returns. As inflation has jolted higher, and central banks keep interest rates low, the real returns on bonds in rich countries have hovered below zero.    Shares seem little…

    Kanish Chugh | 24th Jun 2021 | More
  • Hedge funds expect 7% crypto allocation by 2026

    The wave of institutional adoption of cryptocurrency assets has been on the rise since the start of 2021. Leading banks and financial institutions have started to offer services in digital assets to the public. Several hedge fund billionaires including Ray Dalio and Stanley Druckenmiller have unveiled their crypto positions. Although the number of prominent names…

    Kimora Diep | 18th Jun 2021 | More
    ‘You can’t just ride the trend’

    The “green” future is covered in dirt. As the proposed shift toward carbon targets and decarbonisation continues apace, it is increasingly clear that the shift will rely heavily on old-fashioned commodities. These range from the well-known metals, including lithium and copper, to the lesser lights in nickel and manganese.  Presenting on the topic ‘Eyes on…

    Staff Writer | 7th Jun 2021 | More
    Infrastructure and utilities remain attractive, renewable valuations ‘stretched’

    Infrastructure assets, which range from utilities such as electricity generation, to assets that facilitate the movement of the population, such as airports and toll roads, faced a near “perfect storm” in 2020. Historically billed as a less volatile alternative than direct equities, few infrastructure investors, or anyone for that matter, saw the pandemic and associated…

    Staff Writer | 24th May 2021 | More
    Is gold only for the true believers?

    Gold’s crown is a little tainted by its recent price retracement, which has taken the yellow metal roughly back to where it was a year ago. Instead, Bitcoin has smashed the ball out of the park. Why is there such a difference between these two? At an elementary level, both assets play to the concern…

    Giselle Roux | 12th Apr 2021 | More
    Battleground: Infrastructure in post pandemic world

    In this article we compare heavyweights Magellan and ClearBridge (previously known as RARE Infrastructure) and their respective infrastructure-focused strategies. While Magellan and its CEO Hamish Douglass need no introduction, the infrastructure fund is run by Gerald Stack. He joined Magellan in 2007 and is both head of investments and head of infrastructure, leading the team…

    Ishan Dan | 25th Mar 2021 | More
  • Alternative thoughts on the value conundrum

    This is not another “now is the time for value” story. Really. Perhaps the unique nature of the market’s record run in growth over value has been to do with our definition of value. Here are some alternative thoughts. According to a paper from Amundi Asset Management, ‘Do Not Give Up on Fundamental Valuations’, investors are struggling…

    Greg Bright | 22nd Mar 2021 | More
    Growth capital a unique alternative to volatile markets

    For some investors, raising the idea of investing in corporate private debt brings almost immediate questions about the risk of default, the security of the loan and even why a company would raise debt and not equity. Yet almost every day we make debt-like investments, a term deposit being the simplest, through which you are…

    The Inside Adviser | 22nd Mar 2021 | More
    Battleground: Infrastructure in post pandemic world

    In this article we compare infrastructure heavyweights Magellan and ClearBridge (previously known as RARE Infrastructure) and their strategies. While Magellan and its CEO Hamish Douglass need no introduction, the house’s infrastructure fund is run by Gerald Stack. He joined Magellan in 2007 and is concurrently head of investments, head of infrastructure and portfolio manager; he …

    Ishan Dan | 15th Mar 2021 | More
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