Royal London Asset Management manager Mike Fox said the FCA’s Sustainability Disclosure Requirements are ‘well intended’, but that it wasn’t clear what asset managers needed to do to be granted one of the new labels.

Thomas Hanson, the manager of more than £1.5bn of global high yield bond funds at Aegon Asset Management, explains why they're running their 'most boring strategy' in five years as pressures grow following a strong run in the sector.

Carl Vine’s flagship fund has attracted more than £2bn of inflows in the past year alone, far ahead of its Japanese equity rivals.

Alison Savas discusses Antipodes Partners' move to open a UK office and why the firm's 'pragmatic value' approach can deliver from here.

The former deputy editor of the New Stateman discusses what the ‘chaos voter’ looks like in 2024, why voters are moving towards populism, and whether a Labour government victory could signal a ‘post-chaos’ era for the UK.

Ben Rogoff speaks about why he's 'not worried' about elevated share prices in the artificial intelligence (AI) space, and why the asset manager is pulling back from any tech firm that is not involved in the AI theme. Polar Capital's £9.6bn tech unit, which Rogoff leads alongside Nick Evans, accounts for around half of the asset manager's total AUM.

M&G's Richard Woolnough discusses his two decades at the firm, how his softer inflation bet led to double-digit returns last year, and why clients were 'clever' to withdraw several billion from his Optimal Income fund over the past five years.

Anthony Cross, Victoria Stevens and Matthew Tonge discuss the pressure caused by mounting outflows from their £4bn fund over the past three years.

The new investment boss says performance of St. James's Place strategies has been ‘pretty good’ over the long term and that clarity over fees will help like-for-like comparisons.

Anthony Kingsley, leader of the investment team running the £8.4bn Findlay Park American fund, discusses how both the portfolio and firm are evolving in the era of the Magnificent Seven.