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The early innings: Why Japan's structural story has years to run
The early innings: Why Japan's structural story has years to run
22 January 2026
Corporate governance reforms, capital reallocation and attractive valuations create a compelling multi-year investment thesis.
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – It’s not easy being Greenland
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – It’s not easy being Greenland
20 January 2026
US ambitions in Greenland, and the subsequent levying of tariffs on nonsupportive European nations, have dominated headlines.
Why investors should choose active for fixed income
Why investors should choose active for fixed income
20 January 2026
Passive fixed income strategies may look efficient, but their structural flaws have long created opportunities for active managers to shine.
Market Perspectives: How serious is the US threat to Europe over Greenland?
Market Perspectives: How serious is the US threat to Europe over Greenland?
19 January 2026
It’s been another busy week in terms of geopolitics as the US continues to ramp up rhetoric around the ownership of Greenland.
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – Hi ho silver lining …
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – Hi ho silver lining …
13 January 2026
The price of the precious metal is rapidly rising due to its use in solar panels and, more importantly, defence products, with China having control over much of the market. Elsewhere, Fed independence was back in the news. Read on for a breakdown of fixed income news across sectors and regions.
2026 CEO Outlook: Measured optimism amid uncertainty
2026 CEO Outlook: Measured optimism amid uncertainty
13 January 2026
As a new year begins, CEO Ted Truscott shares his outlook on market opportunities and potential risks for investors.
Weekly Perspectives: What could unsettle financial markets?
Weekly Perspectives: What could unsettle financial markets?
12 January 2026
In terms of geopolitical newsflow it has been a very busy start to 2026. We have seen attention on Venezuela, Iran and Greenland to name but a few. Thus far, however, financial markets remain untroubled.
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – Leaving on a jet plane
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – Leaving on a jet plane
6 January 2026
A spectacular start to 2026 saw the Venezuelan president whisked off to jail in the US, which caused a spike in bond prices. We wrap up the end of 2025 and focus on what’s to come in 2026. Read on for a breakdown of fixed income news across sectors and regions.
Is UK airport expansion about to take flight?
Is UK airport expansion about to take flight?
6 January 2026
Four London airports have set out plans to increase their capacity. With the costs running into the billions what will the projects actually deliver and, perhaps most importantly, who will pay for it?
Weekly Perspectives: Will the latest geopolitical shock derail markets?
Weekly Perspectives: Will the latest geopolitical shock derail markets?
5 January 2026
Welcome to the first market perspectives of 2026. Today we focus on geopolitics and US actions in removing Venezuelan President Maduro over the weekend.
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The early innings: Why Japan's structural story has years to run
The early innings: Why Japan's structural story has years to run
22 January 2026
Corporate governance reforms, capital reallocation and attractive valuations create a compelling multi-year investment thesis.
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – It’s not easy being Greenland
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – It’s not easy being Greenland
20 January 2026
US ambitions in Greenland, and the subsequent levying of tariffs on nonsupportive European nations, have dominated headlines.
Why investors should choose active for fixed income
Why investors should choose active for fixed income
20 January 2026
Passive fixed income strategies may look efficient, but their structural flaws have long created opportunities for active managers to shine.
Market Perspectives: How serious is the US threat to Europe over Greenland?
Market Perspectives: How serious is the US threat to Europe over Greenland?
19 January 2026
It’s been another busy week in terms of geopolitics as the US continues to ramp up rhetoric around the ownership of Greenland.
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – Hi ho silver lining …
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – Hi ho silver lining …
13 January 2026
The price of the precious metal is rapidly rising due to its use in solar panels and, more importantly, defence products, with China having control over much of the market. Elsewhere, Fed independence was back in the news. Read on for a breakdown of fixed income news across sectors and regions.
2026 CEO Outlook: Measured optimism amid uncertainty
2026 CEO Outlook: Measured optimism amid uncertainty
13 January 2026
As a new year begins, CEO Ted Truscott shares his outlook on market opportunities and potential risks for investors.
Weekly Perspectives: What could unsettle financial markets?
Weekly Perspectives: What could unsettle financial markets?
12 January 2026
In terms of geopolitical newsflow it has been a very busy start to 2026. We have seen attention on Venezuela, Iran and Greenland to name but a few. Thus far, however, financial markets remain untroubled.
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – Leaving on a jet plane
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – Leaving on a jet plane
6 January 2026
A spectacular start to 2026 saw the Venezuelan president whisked off to jail in the US, which caused a spike in bond prices. We wrap up the end of 2025 and focus on what’s to come in 2026. Read on for a breakdown of fixed income news across sectors and regions.
Is UK airport expansion about to take flight?
Is UK airport expansion about to take flight?
6 January 2026
Four London airports have set out plans to increase their capacity. With the costs running into the billions what will the projects actually deliver and, perhaps most importantly, who will pay for it?
Weekly Perspectives: Will the latest geopolitical shock derail markets?
Weekly Perspectives: Will the latest geopolitical shock derail markets?
5 January 2026
Welcome to the first market perspectives of 2026. Today we focus on geopolitics and US actions in removing Venezuelan President Maduro over the weekend.