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From 29 March 2019 the fund will not accept any new clients domiciled in an European Union (EU) 27 country. Current investors within the EU and the European Economic Area (EEA) may continue to hold units in our UK domiciled funds and may make additional contributions. This is subject to change.

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Fund manager Will McIntosh-Whyte and deputy head of ethical, sustainable and impact research Kate Elliot chats with Proactive Investor’s Katie Pilbeam as to why our newly launched sustainable multi-asset range stands out from the crowd.

Watch now

America is opening up along with the spring blossoms, and a strong summer of spending seems to be on the way. The rebound in fortunes has helped the S&P 500 reach new highs which, as chief investment officer Julian Chillingworth notes, go hand in hand with rising yields.

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Review of the week: Fun, in a coat

The air is cold but the company is warm. England wraps up for the reopening of pubs and restaurants.

Planet Papers 6: Cities to the rescue

Why our planet needs them to survive

Who's afraid of bond vigilantes?

Raising rates too soon would be a bigger threat.

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Review of the week: A chill wind blows

A week of Fed watching cooled the recent rise in US Treasury yields, sending the dollar and sterling lower. Then British flags followed suit.

Review of the week: Resurrection

The US economy is rocketing towards recovery, with jobs, confidence and output soaring amid a strong vaccination drive and stimulus. Next on the list, investment in clean energy.

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Quarterly Investment Update: Cyclical risks to earnings…

That goes hand in hand with rising bond yields, but equity investors needn’t be overly concerned.

A drop in the ocean or start of a movement?

The UK government has announced one of the most ambitious green bond programmes in Europe. But is it enough? Fund manager Noelle Cazalis argues this is just the beginning.

Review of the week: The delicate web of trade

The strands of trade connecting markets are as important to our living standards as they are fragile. A stranded ship in the Suez highlights both points at once.

Review of the week: Calm in the eye of the storm

As the fight against COVID-19 continues, economies are beginning to reopen. Are we about to experience a typhoon of activity to mirror the huge slumps of 2020?

Springing yields

Bond yields and a new season’s flowers both sprung up last month, heralding an end to the dark days of lockdown winter. Chief investment officer Julian Chillingworth ponders the big question on investors’ minds – does this also foreshadow a prolonged period of higher inflation?

Review of the week: Cheques and balances

The average American family has received $11,400 of government cheques since the pandemic began. That’s a big windfall for people and a difficult economic puzzle for the US Federal Reserve to decipher.