Fodder is back this week with Dom McCormick and Oliver Hartwich, plus 3 pieces on active management

New in Fodder this week - Oliver Hartwich & Charles Dallara on Greece, plus GaveKal, Bob Gay & JP Morgan

New in Fodder this week - Oliver Hartwich & Charles Dallara on Greece, plus GaveKal, Bob Gay & JP Morgan

After more than six years of near zero interest rates, the Fed seems set upon the long journey back to more normal monetary policy. What are the investment implications?

We start this week's Fodder with 2 views on consensus with Tim Farrelly & Anatole Kaletsky, plus articles from Mohamed El-Erian, Tim Griffen & Scott Weiner's top rated Markets Summit presentation.

We start this week's Fodder with 2 views on consensus with Tim Farrelly and Anatole Kaletsky, plus articles from Mohamed El-Erian, Tim Griffen & Scott Weiner's top rated Markets Summit presentation.

This paper by Rob Arnott and Denis Chaves looks the effects of different age cohorts on GDP and asset class returns.

New this week - Dom McCormick, Ken Rogoff plus more from Markets Summit 2015 with Ron Temple's top rated presentation

New this week - Dom McCormick, Ken Rogoff plus more from Markets Summit 2015 with Ron Temple's top rated presentation

New this week - Louis Gave & Bob Baur plus the "Delegates Pick Award" from Markets Summit - Bruce Campbell & Greg Bright's summary of takeouts

New this week - Louis Gave & Bob Baur plus the "Delegates Pick Award" from Markets Summit - Bruce Campbell & Greg Bright's summary of takeouts

New this week - Pippa Malmgren's keynote from Markets Summit plus Woody Brock & Chris Watling

New this week - Pippa Malmgren's keynote from Markets Summit plus Woody Brock & Chris Watling

New this week - Our new backgrounder and Markets Summit key takeouts plus Dom McCormick on currency and Jonathan Pain's outlook for 2015

New this week - Our new backgrounder and Markets Summit key takeouts plus Dom McCormick on currency and Jonathan Pain's outlook for 2015

New research suggests that the best things to do to improve our happiness may lie in NOT trying to maximise our wealth.

EM equities and fixed income enjoyed a boom in the 2000s. Now after several years of relative underperformance, EMs appear to be on the cusp of stronger growth.

The US secondary corporate bond market is in a time of significant upheaval. Changes to regulations has caused a new, insidious liquidity risk.

After a run of historically rapid improvement in living standards in the first decade of the millennium, emerging markets will face a more challenging outlook - not a crisis - over the next few years.

This Backgrounder defines the terms "cyclical", "structural"" and "secular" and provides examples, in order to increase the clarity of debate about what's really driving markets.