Events diary
January 2021
Thu
28
The future of rates and markets
Charles Stanley’s Fiduciary Investment Team invites you to our next webinar on Thursday 28th January, discussing the Global Investment Outlook for 2021 and beyond.
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March 2021
Thu
11
The Challenges for Pension Funds in 2021
Charles Stanley’s Fiduciary Investment Team invites you to our next webinar
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September 2021
Tue
14
Professional Pensions Live 2021
After a volatile year and a half, the pensions industry might have fared better than we expected but have we really felt the full impact of the pandemic?
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September 2021
Thu
23
Trustees want to take more investment risk – can they and should they?
In an exclusive piece of research commissioned by Charles Stanley Fiduciary Management, professional trustees told us that they want to take more investment risk but they don’t know how – or whether they can.
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Fiduciary News
How hot will the US economy run?
It looks likely that the US government and central bank will continue with their “running-hot” experiment for some time to come. But could the economy run too hot?
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China and the US find agreement difficult on net zero
The US stands accused by Beijing of menacing China with worsening military threats, economic and technology blockades, attacks on its financial system and attempts at political and diplomatic isolation.
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Stagflation, inflation and falling growth rates
There are signs that growth rates of leading economies are falling away. Is stagflation – which is characterised by low economic growth and relatively high unemployment – on the horizon?
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Carmakers have a major structural dilemma
The automobile industry makes no secret of the shortfall as it struggles to get back to pre-pandemic levels of sales and production. This will take some effort to resolve.
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What now for India?
The Indian stock market is looking expensive, so Narendra Modi must get on with his reforms to free the country’s economy.
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How safe are government bonds?
Can bond-market investors learn lessons from ESG, which tells us to look more widely for things that could go wrong for any given borrower?
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Markets can live with the German election
Elections in Germany, Italy and France could change the political structure of countries in the European Union, but the likely outcome is more of the same.
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Little trouble in big China, or something more worrying?
Chinese shares have been under pressure recently as authorities moved to clamp down on regulatory concerns and certain business activities.
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