Computers are starting to outpace humans when it comes to investment, according to an experiment from Finder.com, which compared strategies from artificial intelligence technology ChatGPT against top UK managers.
Kalea Power of EMQQ Global writes of her recent research trip to India and the growth of digitisation in the country.
As the era of free money comes to an end thanks to rising interest rates the world over, companies have been forced to seek new, less expensive ways to raise credit, and convertible bonds appear an attractive alternative.
Investors must take a “big picture” approach to supporting the green energy transition which, according to Deutsche Bank (DB) Private Bank CIO Markus Mueller, means including big Oil & Gas companies.
Maryna Chernenko, Managing Director of UFG Capital, writes that a fully-fledged work of funds with crypto assets is only possible once the regulators agree on their classification.
Cerulli Associates reports that asset managers that can develop innovative private asset products for private wealth channels are set to attract significant business over the next three to five years.
If any ESG doubters remain in the asset management world, assets inflows to responsible investment products may well force them to climb aboard the sustainable finance bandwagon.
Fining asset management firms that engage in greenwashing has widespread support among European institutional investors, according to the latest Cerulli Edge—Global Edition. According to the research, 85 per cent of asset owners polled across seven markets favor fines for transgressors.
Professional investors are predicting dramatic increases in allocations to hedge fund strategies over the next year by institutional investors and wealth managers, according to new research from Managing Partners Group (MPG), the international asset management group.
2022 was “awful” for European equities, admits Peter Kraus, portfolio manager of Berenberg’s European Small Cap fund and the European Micro Cap fund, but he says there is no reason to overlook them this year.
