Journalist Anthony Hilton recently published an article on pension deficits which has aroused a lot of debate. Dan Mikulskis, head of defined benefit at Redington gives his view in Professional Pensions, disagreeing with Anthony Hilton’s argument, claiming that ‘the need to measure deficits is to obtain a picture of how secure the benefits might be in the absence of an employer and to make corrective action if the situation is off-track’.
In Citywire Selector, Thede Ruest, head of emerging market debt at Nordea Asset Management and Gorky Urquieta, co-head of emerging markets debt at Neuberger Berman, explore the realities of...
“Gold equities are still very much under-owned by global investors and we believe there is further upside.” In Investment Week, Vincent Ropers, co-manager of the TB Wise Multi Asset Growth Fund,...
In FE Trustnet, Laurence Taylor, global equities and portfolio specialist at T. Rowe Price discusses how the sector-outperforming Global Focused Growth Equity fund has fared in 2020, highlighting the team’s ‘benchmark-agnostic investment...
