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Bond navigators: Why now is the time for global government bonds

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Bond navigators: Why now is the time for global government bonds

In a world of heightened volatility — driven by protectionism, geopolitical realignment, and diverging monetary policies — we believe that...

Crunching credit podcast – September 2025

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Crunching credit podcast – September 2025

In our latest Crunching credit podcast we look at the interesting company stories the team have uncovered across the global...

ECB Update: Communication clear, markets largely unchanged

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ECB Update: Communication clear, markets largely unchanged

Senior Fund Manager, Gareth Hill and Senior Economist, Melanie Baker, at Royal London Asset Management give their views on the...

US monetary policy: More to worry about than just rates

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US monetary policy: More to worry about than just rates

The US central bank is often in the news, and the Federal Reserve is likely to start cutting rates again...

Bond navigators: Can Ofgem make gas more solid?

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Bond navigators: Can Ofgem make gas more solid?

While the UK water sector has faced widespread controversy in recent years, as well as significant volatility in issuers’ bond...

Genes: Identifying structural long-term trends driving sustainable investing

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Genes: Identifying structural long-term trends driving sustainable investing

Atoms, bytes and genes represent Royal London Asset Management's way of thinking about the evolution of the physical, digital and...

The Viewpoint: What’s next for equity markets?

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The Viewpoint: What’s next for equity markets?

The start of September marks the beginning of the home straight into the year end. The main investment issues so...

SustainAbility: The financials sector: Angel or Villain?

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SustainAbility: The financials sector: Angel or Villain?

Few sectors polarise opinion in sustainable investing like financials. Is it the angel that enables inclusive growth and economic stability...

Outlook 2025: Multi asset: Interesting times ahead

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Outlook 2025: Multi asset: Interesting times ahead

With US stocks eye-wateringly expensive, I think broad diversification is more important than ever, with multi asset portfolios able to...

Outlook 2025: Sustainable equities: Be an optimist

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Outlook 2025: Sustainable equities: Be an optimist

The path of least resistance is up. One of the indisputable truths about investing is that the past is certain,...

Outlook 2025: Rates and cash: Buy bonds or bye bye bonds?

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Outlook 2025: Rates and cash: Buy bonds or bye bye bonds?

The US economy, the world’s largest, often hogs the headlines and garners the most attention of investors. As we head...

Outlook 2025: Global equities: An eventful 2024

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Outlook 2025: Global equities: An eventful 2024

We have seen markets move higher in 2024 (and 2023) with barely a pause and all against a backdrop that...