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The Walter Scott research team looks at how the phenomenon of 'digital twins' improves business efficiency and creates new investment opportunities

Authorisation will lead to higher standards for all master trusts but their individual identities will remain, according to industry experts

T Rowe Price's Andrew Keirle looks at the three stages of a crisis in emerging markets

Amrit McLean of Aviva considers an alternative approach to liability management exercises

The policies enacted by 'populist' President Trump could see value approaches come to the fore following a decade of growth bias in the US market, says Chuck Cook

Almost 10 million people are now enrolled in multi-employer pension schemes*, with larger FTSE employers now being attracted by their more efficient governance arrangements

Investments in social infrastructure can deliver market-rate, or better, financial returns while making a positive contribution to communities and the environment. But to achieve this dual return, investors need to be able to measure and manage their...

Isaac Asimov's first law of robotics states a robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm. Here, Miyuki Kashima, BNY Mellon head of Japanese equity investments, describes how current developments in Japan...

Mike Amey of PIMCO explains why there is a lot more to the UK outlook than Brexit, important though it is.

Jim Lydotes of BNY Mellon Asset Management North America looks at the next generation of cities and what it means for infrastructure investing.