Investment Week Digital Edition - 1 April 2019

Investment Week - 1 April 2019 digital edition

Investment Week - 1 April 2019 digital edition

The latest print edition of Investment Week is now available to read online.

Click here to download the digital version of this week's issue.

This week's exclusive articles* include: 

Absolute return: Mixed fortunes in Q1

Funds post double-digit first-quarter losses while small cap and tech mandates leap ahead

Chetan Sehgal: "My trial by fire has already happened"

Manager looks back on his first year leading the Templeton Emerging Market Investment Trust

Product launches: Brexit Breakdown ETF

US fund house unveils new vehicle to cope with UK's withdrawal

Crude awakening: Big oil's adaptation problem

Are oil giants failing to react to economic changes and investor demand?

Cazenove's Mui: The biggest risk facing European elections

"The risk is that anti-establishment parties gain seats, risking disruption to future legislation and budgets"

 

*One of them is an April Fool's joke - can you guess which one it is?

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