Matteo Anelli

The odds of selecting the best-performing asset class every year for a decade one in 107 billion – roughly the same as winning the National Lottery jackpot nearly 2,400 times in a row, according to analysis by Murphy Wealth.

April was a record month for bed and ISA transactions at AJ Bell, with the total number up 74% on the same period last year as investors rushed to

UK small and mid-cap stocks are "a horror show" at the moment and the latest episode to keep them down was the increase in employer National

Three years of failing to beat the market have not moved Nick Train. The manager of the Finsbury Growth & Income trust told shareholders this week

Every geopolitical shock of the past decade in Asia has looked alarming in the moment and irrelevant five years later.

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Equity markets are making a serious misjudgement about Iran, according to Troy's Charlotte Yonge, who alongside co-manager Sebastian Lyon, have positioned their £5bn Trojan fund accordingly.