Emerging markets will face a more challenging economic and financial outlook over the next few years - but systemic risk across the emerging world is lower than before the Asian crisis.

Jeremy Lawson, Standard Life Investments | 0.50 CE

De-leveraging, widening inequality and structural reforms limit growth in developed markets. The US is the most advanced in addressing these challenges.

Ronald Temple | 0.50 CE

2015 will be a year of huge uncertainty about the future of the Euro. These uncertainties are likely to pose a fundamental challenge to investing in the Eurozone.

Charles Dallara, Partners Group | 0.50 CE

Differentiation is key for emerging markets. Secularly, countries enjoying the rise of consumerism are expected to drive local company earnings above the global norm.

Tai Hui, JP Morgan Asset Management | 0.50 CE

Economic signals are everywhere. By being alert to signals, anyone can start to navigate through the turbulence of the world economy.

Hon. Dr Pippa Malmgren, DRPM Group | 0.50 CE

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

Scott Weiner, Payden & Rygel | 2.00 CE

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.

Jeremy Lawson & Nicolas Jaquier, Standard Life Investments | 2.00 CE

Does geopolitics have investment implications? In short - yes - and this paper provides a clear understanding of both geopolitics and its clear link to investment markets.

Angela Ashton, PortfolioConstruction Forum | 1.25 CE

In managing sequence of returns risk, we may not be giving simple rebalancing nearly the credit it deserves to accomplish similar or better than more complex approaches.

Michael Kitces | 1 comment | 0.75 CE