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In the fourth of Newton Investment Management's regular defined contribution (DC) updates, Bhavin Shah explains why good judgement is needed now rather than a 'cookie-cutter' approach

Jupiter Asset Management fund manager James Clunie says overpriced assets are providing some of the best opportunity sets in the market currently for investors.

In the second of Newton Investment Management's regular DC updates, Paul Flood discusses maintaining investment through times of inflation

In the third of Newton Investment Management's regular DC updates, Julian Lyne looks abroad to consider the US and Australian models

In the second regular DC update from Newton Investment Management, Paul Flood looks at why the construction of a portfolio with diversified sources of return is so important in the current economic environment.

In the first of Newton Investment Management's regular DC updates, Catherine Doyle looks at maintaining market optimism

Patrick Marshall, head of Private Debt & CLOs at Hermes Investment Management, sets out the case for why institutional investors should consider direct lending in their search for alternative yield

Aon Hewitt's Lynda Whitney considers the differing needs of three generational groups

Jupiter Asset Management fund manager Ross Teverson says mid-cap emerging market stocks and frontier markets currently offer some of the key opportunities for investors.

Jupiter Asset Management fund manager Charlie Thomas says there is increasing "symmetry" between pensions and long-term environmental investing.