Investment portfolios

SCIENCE OF WEALTH

The trouble with calling market bubbles

The durable edge is not in trying to make a better prediction, it is in following a better process

Pre-retirees should shift from aggressively chasing growth to securing reliable income, but the transition should be measured, experts say.

Preparing for retirement? Here’s how to invest in a volatile market

Seeking safety in cash is a common reflex but experts warn that it can be a costly mistake

How should the average retail investor think about reintroducing fixed income into a typically equity-heavy personal portfolio?

Yield without fear: Navigating credit markets in a high-rate era

With $12 trillion in money markets, fixed income is vital. Discover bond selection, market opportunities, high-yield bond risks, and strategies for resilient portfolios amid unpredictable interest rat...

Recent stresses in US private credit markets have sparked broader debate around liquidity, underwriting standards and investor expectations.
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US private credit markets under pressure: Why Asia and Europe may be less exposed to the risks

Private credit has come under greater scrutiny, but according to Kilde chief executive officer Radek Jezbera, investors should avoid viewing the asset class as a single global market

Trump's various pronouncements have likely caused investors to tinker with their portfolios more frequently than they should.
DIARY OF A PRIVATE INVESTOR

How investors should deal with Trump’s market impact

Look for outstanding businesses that we can invest in for the long term

What is driving the growing divergence between banks and Reits in the current market?

The great yield shift: why banks are gaining altitude as Reits seek grounding

High-yield investments are diverging. Higher rates benefit banks, while Reits face challenges from narrowing spreads, rising debt costs, and low valuations. How do we navigate uncertainty to secure be...

The global shift towards renewables and efficiency continues to drive investment opportunities.

Five themes offer durable value beyond the headlines

They present opportunities to look towards where durable value is being built

Investors tend to have excessive cash deposits in their portfolios, because they recognise that the world is complex and do not want to invest at the wrong time.
CIO CORNER

What type of forecaster are you?

The key is to consider how you would react if your views proved incorrect across different time horizons

How do we tell the difference between a temporary market "dip" and a more fundamental, long-term market expectation reset?

Risk reset: differentiating a flash sale from a fundamental flaw

Is "buying the dip" still relevant? High interest rates and market volatility challenge old rules. Howie Lim seeks expert advice on systematic strategies to identify genuine bargains and avoid traps.