Alistair Thompson, portfolio manager at First State Stewart Asia talks about opportunities and risks in Asia-Pacific.

Alistair Thompson, portfolio manager at First State Stewart Asia talks about opportunities and risks in Asia-Pacific.
Sunny Leung, head of ETF, indexing and smart beta sales, North Asia, tells FSA what types of fixed income instruments to buy and why he still prefers equities to high yield.
Ned Naylor-Leyland, fund manager at Old Mutual Global Investors tells FSA which precious metal he favours, and where he sees most value.
Trent Koch, portfolio manager at First State Investments, explains the opportunities and risks in infrastructure investing.
A highly-concentrated portfolio held over the long-term is the best way to invest in global emerging markets, according to Sebastien Brown, investment specialist at Newton Investment Management, a wholly-owned BNY Mellon company.
Should high yield exposure be minimised in a rising rate environment? Matthew Argent, client portfolio manager, answers three questions on fixed income investing.
With interest rates rising, Joseph Larkin, director of business development and client service in Asia-Pacific for Legg Mason affiliate Brandywine Global, discusses positioning in global fixed income.
The Chinese government is encouraging a dividend-paying culture, which will benefit a China income strategy, explains Janet Tsang, client portfolio manager and executive director.
You have to understand what you own, said Investec’s Mark Breedon, explaining what separates his firm’s factor approach from smart beta.
James Alexander, global head of multi-asset at Nikko Asset Management, answers three questions about his firm’s ESG approach to investing.
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