Fund managers highlight how investing in 'boring,' reliable businesses—those providing essential, regulated, and everyday products—can deliver impressive long-term returns - some far outperforming more 'exciting' but unpredictable market trends.
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Why you shouldn’t “sell in May and go away”
Like many pieces of market folklore, 'sell in May and go away' is memorable, but the evidence no longer supports it. Rathbone Multi-Asset Portfolios Fund Manager Will McIntosh‑Whyte explores why this seasonal strategy doesn't stack up.
UK equity income: an ‘unusually polarised’ market
Rathbone Income Fund manager Alan Dobbie says renewed energy-price pressure is squeezing consumers and corporate margins, reinforcing the case for diversified income portfolios and selective stock opportunities.
Rate repricing creates gilt opportunities
Fears of a spike in inflation and an increasingly hawkish tone from central banks have driven exceptional volatility in government bond markets. While growth risks are underestimated, selective opportunities have been emerging in gilts.
A third of UK investors prioritise sustainability over returns
Almost a third of UK investors say they would accept lower financial returns in order to invest ethically or sustainably, with younger investors and higher-wealth individuals showing the strongest preference for sustainable investing.
Rathbones Asset Management expands Luxembourg SICAV with GEM fund launch
Rathbones Asset Management Limited announces the launch of the Rathbone SICAV Global Emerging Markets Equity Fund, broadening the Rathbone Luxembourg SICAV Funds range.