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Rathbone Strategic Bond Fund
Last Updated: September 30, 2025
It has been a rough and tumble ride for markets in 2020. Bryn Jones explains how our Rathbone Strategic Bond Fund is positioned to offer a safe-haven investment for investors.
Rathbone Global Sustainability Fund
Last Updated: September 30, 2025
The manager of the Rathbone Global Sustainability Fund David Harrison explores why quality sustainable companies have weathered the pandemic storm better than others so far in 2020, and why the only thing certain about the future is further uncertainty.
Introduction - Greg Mullins
Last Updated: September 30, 2025
Listen to Greg Mullins, Head of Sales, introduce the second edition of the ‘In conversation’ series. Greg explains why these videos are so important and what you can expect to hear from our fund managers.
Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund
Last Updated: September 30, 2025
The pandemic has driven many companies to cut their dividends, yet the income from bonds is fixed, leading more investors to buy fixed income funds. Bryn Jones discusses where our Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund is finding income at good prices. He also explains how the fund is financing good work in the community as well.
Rathbone Multi Asset Portfolios webcast - Wednesday 4 November
Last Updated: September 30, 2025
David Coombs, head of multi asset investments, Rathbone funds, will update his audience following the outcome of the forthcoming US election.
Rathbone Income Fund - Rebase, Reallocate, Reward
Last Updated: September 30, 2025
Rathbone Global Opportunities Fund
Last Updated: September 30, 2025
The manager of the Rathbone Global Opportunities Fund James Thomson discusses the key drivers of his fund’s impressive performance this year. He also explains why he’s trading more than any other time in his 17 years at the helm.
Biden versus Trump
Last Updated: September 30, 2025
Elections rarely matter for financial markets. Popular ideas such as Democratic presidents being worse for investment returns don’t stand up to scrutiny. Even sectoral ramifications are often hard to identify. What were the two worst performing sectors during the Obama years? Financials and energy. The worst under Trump? Financials and energy. There are bigger forces at work.
Review of the week: The spooky season
Last Updated: September 30, 2025
Halloween is stuffed full of potential frights this year and a bit light on the fun. Chief investment officer Julian Chillingworth tiptoes around Brexit, US elections and earnings season.
Review of the week: Here we go again
Last Updated: September 30, 2025
England will soon plunge back into lockdown. It shouldn’t be as economically painful as the first time around, says chief investment officer Julian Chillingworth. But it won’t be good.
US election: result delayed doesn’t mean result denied
Last Updated: September 30, 2025
The rule of law should prevail and the recovery continue, though a long delay could weaken it
Emerging market debt looks less risky with inflation under control
Last Updated: September 30, 2025
Since forever, global investors have been extremely wary of inflation in emerging markets. But the economic effects of the pandemic were so unprecedented that many developing nations have been able to take potentially inflationary emergency measures without being punished by investors (figure 3). Some emerging market central banks have even managed the previously unthinkable — quantitative easing (QE) — and still inflation expectations have generally stayed anchored. This could be a paradigm shift for the developing world.