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Mean Reversion Machine – GW13: I saw three chips …
A regular excuse to use fantasy football as a metaphor for portfolio management
Distribution Verve: Douglas Branson of Algebris Investments
The current thinking and future plans of heads of distribution at asset management groups
Hugh Gimber: What could upset risk sentiment in 2026? Part 2
Bond vigilantism and capital misallocation join inflation as key factors to monitor
Model behaviour: Time for a different climate?
If the AI trade wobbles further, investors may start to shift their thinking on model portfolio strategies
Hugh Gimber: What might upset risk sentiment in 2026? Part 1
To what extent could inflation spoil the rosy picture markets are currently painting?
Monday Club – 24/11/25: Your weekly Wealthwise digest
The week that was, the week that will be – plus, in focus, ‘UK confidence trick’ and ‘AI levers’
Mean Reversion Machine – GW12: No-Mo-vember
Distribution Verve: Theresa Russell of Tyndall IM
Dan Scott Lintott: Why Trump has not put solar in the shade
Breaking down solar's economics shows it pays to be active in industry and stock selection
Monday Club – 17/11/25: Your weekly Wealthwise digest
The week that was, the week that will be. In focus: ‘Dicing with debt’ and ‘Numbers v sentiment’
Distribution Verve: Benjamin Carter of Mirabaud AM
Alternative thinking: On the buffers (and defensive autocalls)
Amid soaring markets, Tom May considers the growing appeal of defined outcome investments
Analysis
The Wealth Connection: Guinness Global Investors’ Edward Guinness
On ‘building blocks’, building brand and building assets
Cherry Reynard: Mills’ tone
The Mills Review highlights AI’s potential both to solve key wealth challenges and create new risks
Michaël Nizard: A ‘trimaran’ portfolio for speed, stability and endurance
This is not the time to abandon risk assets but to create a portfolio that can navigate several market regimes
Planet MPS: Perfect harmony
MPS and multi-asset should be able to live side-by-side in centralised propositions, writes Andy Parsons