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Asset TV masterclass

Multi-Asset Masterclass – December 2020

2020 has been an unprecedented year with the coronavirus pandemic and the US election, so what does it all mean for multi-asset? And what will global growth and the recovery look like? David Coombs and panel members discuss.

09 December 2020
Sustainable Strategies | Masterclass on the Road

As demand for ESG investing continues, listen to this panel of industry experts discuss the overarching themes and impacts this is having on society, and investing in general.

30 November 2020
Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund | Masterclass on the Road
As demand for ESG investing continues to rise; hear how Ethical Bond Fund manager Bryn Jones, incorporates this into the screening process and management of his fund; discussing the overarching themes which are currently driving performance and sustainable investing.
27 November 2020
ESG Masterclass, 12 May 2020
Markets are experiencing extraordinary levels of volatility on the back of COVID-19, but how has the ESG sector been affected, and what could the coming months hold? David Harrison Global Sustainability Fund Manager discusses in this Asset TV Masterclass video.
13 May 2020
Year in Review Masterclass | December 2019
2019 has been a year dominated by geopolitical uncertainty from factors ranging from Brexit to Trump and trade wars, but how have markets reacted? Julian Chillingworth, Chief Investment Officer discusses some of the surprise stories of the year, and outlining what to look out for in 2020
13 December 2019
ESG Masterclass | October 2019

There is a growing investor demand for sustainable products, with 168 new funds launched in the first half of 2019 alone. But how long will it be before ESG becomes mainstream?

31 October 2019
Multi Asset Masterclass | April 2019
Demand for multi-asset funds has burgeoned but with uncertainty in geopolitics plaguing markets, does it still offer the diversification benefits on which it's built?
23 April 2019
Fixed Income Masterclass | April 2019
2018 was a challenging environment for fixed income but 2019 saw a rally in the bond markets, so why was this and is it set to continue?
10 April 2019
ESG Masterclass

ESG is no longer a niche concern, in fact Forbes estimates that around a quarter of professionally managed assets around the world have an ESG focus. So what sort of trends will shape ESG in the coming year? 

20 February 2019
Year in Review Masterclass | December 2018
Trump's trade war, Brexit uncertainty, volatility returning to markets and when will the bull run end? These are some of the questions that investors have been asking themselves over the last 12 months. But coming into 2019 are we going to see more of the same?
14 December 2018