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Focuses on the risks and rewards of a dividend-centric approach to equity strategies.

Martin Currie's Kim Catechis explores whether the improved conditions for emerging markets equities seen last year will continue into 2017.

Turbulent markets and low interest rates can be especially challenging for retirees who depend on their investment portfolios. For these investors, low-volatility strategies that emphasize income can offer meaningful advantages.

In volatile times, traditional diversification can disappoint. QS’ new approach adapts to the changing messages of the market.

Our U.S. and global investment panels assess how the markets have responded to the U.S. election results — and whether initial reactions are likely to persist or change over time.

Warns that despite delivering gains, market cap weighting can damage diversification when it comes to ETFs.

We’ve come a long way from the early days of exchange traded funds (ETFs), with only a handful on the markets. Today, there are many options available to investors, and more compelling solutions to clients’ needs.

Listed infrastructure investments are growing in importance as complements to the private investments, offering greater flexibility to investors.

Details the pitfalls of cap-weighted investing, which can expose investors to unintended risks and missed opportunities.