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Over the past 12 months we have witnessed a huge amount of market fear over China. However, when considering the 2018 performance of China’s equity market, it is worth bearing

Investors should guard against irrational fear of developing technologies such as artificial intelligence and consider their potential relevance to a changing fixed income market landscape, according to Insight Investment1 fixed

Investors who stuck with Newton’s Zoe Kan in 2018 may feel vindicated as the Chinese tech merry-go-round begins to slow.

Nick Clay has been a member of the global equity team at Newton since 2012. Find out a bit more about Nick’s perspective on investing.

Braced for greater uncertainty and heightened volatility in 2019, Newton’s Real Return team is poised to adapt to whatever conditions lie ahead.

Jim Lydotes, lead portfolio manager for Global Infrastructure, gives a short update on the strategy and the new ways of investing in infrastructure.   

Nick Clay gives a short summary of 2018, looking ahead in 2019 and what is required to navigate the peaks and troughs of the market.

Inflation, trade wars and euro debt are among the potential headwinds for the world's economy in 2019, but that doesn't mean the overall global picture is necessarily a negative one. Read

A new risk model from Insight tracks the momentum of sovereign issuers based on their environmental, social and governance credentials.

Newton’s Paul Flood hasn’t been shy about his aversion to bonds, but which four assets is he still backing instead?

As recent laggards in the GEM space, Turkey and Argentina share common ground, but their differences tell a bigger story, says Newton’s Sophia Whitbread.

Paul Flood looks at the diversification benefits offered by alternative assets, as well as providing a summary of 2018 and an outlook for 2019.  

As the dominant player on the world stage, the US looks to have no one else its own size to play with. But that doesn’t mean it should pick up

Global infrastructure forms one of the basic foundations of modern society. From highways to hospitals and water supply to waste management, solid, well built and maintained infrastructure is critical in

Two recent US Supreme Court decisions could have significant long term implications for the American municipal credit market. Here the Standish2 municipal bond team considers the rulings and their likely

Timing the market is rightly considered a fool’s game, yet direction of travel in currencies and markets present a sensible entry point not seen in years, says Newton’s3 Global Emerging

The Newton Global Income Fund seeks to generate capital growth, as well as a sustainable and attractive income, over the long-term through a committed, differentiated and diversified portfolio.

Here, Aninda Mitra, senior sovereign analyst, BNY Mellon Investment Management, asks the question: who wins in a US/China trade war?

Exciting scientific advances in areas such as cellular technology, rechargeable power systems and autonomous vehicles look set to reshape the structure and planning of our towns and cities and make

Emma Mogford, portfolio manager of the Newton UK Income Fund, gives a 15 minute update on the Fund and current market conditions.

An introduction to new fund manager Andy Warwick and an update on performance and positioning to Q2 and beyond.  

Once viewed as little more than science-fiction fantasy, artificial intelligence (AI) now holds the potential to reshape the relationship between humans and machines and drive a new wave of economic

From a distance, fintech (financial technology) might seem like just another buzzword – but look closer and it has the potential to change every banking transaction on the planet, says

As environmental, social and governance considerations become ever more prominent, experts from BNY Mellon consider the implications for investors.

With healthcare advancements targeting prolonged lifespans and potentially a healthier old age, we may need to rethink the way we have traditionally invested for retirement and how long our income

Despite the US withdrawl from the Paris Accord,  individual US states remain committed to its climate change initatives and resulting infrastructure spend. Dan Rabasco at Standish5 a part of BNY Mellon

What is the future for developed cities as re-urbanisation stretches resources and infrastructure needs? Jim Lydotes, portfolio manager at The Boston Company, part of BNY Mellon Asset Management North America

Millennials now form the largest generational cohort. From housing to technology, retail to travel their choices and spending patterns will have a profound impact on investing for decades to come

The gig economy is epitomised by companies such as Uber and Deliveroo, which enable piecemeal work fed through to workers via an app. Are they also responsible for structurally lower

An ageing population, a low crime rate and an openness to new technology make Japan the perfect incubator for the next wave of connectivity says BNY Mellon's8 Miyuki Kashima.  

The meteoric rise of the cryptocurrency Bitcoin has polarised debate within the financial community between those who welcome its innovation and those who fear its success. In this podcast, Newton

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