What does a changing world mean for my portfolio? Which asset classes are undervalued? Will declinin
Now that most companies have released their Q4 earnings statements Lars Kreckel, Global Equity Strat
What’s behind the latest rise in equities, bonds and credit? Is the glass half-full or half-empty wh
How does a fund manager pick a third-party fund manager? How important is performance, personality a
LGIM’s Head of Active Strategies Colin Reedie is one of our most experienced investors. In this epis
Sonja Laud, LGIM’s Chief Investment Officer, and her expert panel discuss the outlook for the global
Where did Santa get to at the end of 2022? How will China’s economy fare in light of the easing of i
To say real assets – most notably the areas of real estate equity and private credit – have endured
Markets have been volatile in 2022, but how have thematic investments fared? And looking to 2023 and
In our final CIO call of the year, Sonja Laud, LGIM’s Chief Investment Officer, discusses the key th
Just how badly have asset classes performed in 2022? And where next for bonds, credit and equities g
In this episode Richard Romer-Lee, CEO at Square Mile Investment Consulting & Research, chats wi
In this month’s episode, Sonja Laud, LGIM’s chief investment officer, discusses the key takeaways f
Lewis Pugh, the endurance swimmer and UN Patron of the Oceans, discusses his recent swim to raise a
Despite credit rallying in the hope of a US policy pivot, the Federal Reserve has reaffirmed its int
In this episode Lars Kreckel, Global Equity Strategist, discusses the US Q3 earnings season and what
In this episode, Emiel van den Heiligenberg, Head of Asset Allocation, discusses why liquidity is so
Having lagged behind other sectors in its uptake of technology, healthcare could now have reached a
Sonja Laud, LGIM’s chief investment officer, discusses how next month’s midterm elections might impa
Why is there renewed talk of a possible policy pivot from the US Federal Reserve? What should invest
It’s been a turbulent two weeks for the British economy, with Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng’s ‘mini-budg
