Anthony Rowley

For all the talk of market resilience, too much portfolio investment is chasing too few real-world investment areas

From energy, inflation and trade to slowing global growth and investment uncertainty, these mini-crises have the makings of a massive crisis

As Tokyo seeks to boost its economic security, policymakers are tapping into household wealth and assets to advance industrial ambitions

Financial markets, and especially stock markets, have shown considerable resilience in the face of the Middle East conflict but what are the

Hype around AI and some tech companies has inflated stock prices and left investors ebullient despite the rising risk of a market crash

Japan's asset management industry has expanded dramatically in size and importance with the officially encouraged shift ...

The role of asset managers in Japan and beyond will need to change in coming years in order to meet the needs of an increasingly sophisticated

Too much money is chasing too few investment opportunities. Unified bond markets in Europe and Asia could offer safe options for savings to flow into

There is a lot more than meets the eye to the continuing sharp spike in sovereign bond yields around the world. The causes go much beyond rising inflation or inflation expectations.

Unlike stock markets, bond markets are signalling a more cognisant and mature appreciation of the state of government finances