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Victor Rodriguez

03 March 2015 • By Victor Rodriguez • 1 min read

Europe’s quantitative easing gamble

With quantitative easing finally underway in Europe, Aberdeen Asset Management’s Victor Rodriguez looks at what it means for investors. The Europ...

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Outperformance in a low-growth world

After three rounds of QE, Abenomics, taper tantrums and European debt crises, Market Vectors’ Russel Chesler weighs up investors’ options. Duri...

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Taking advantage of the oil slump

Lower oil prices have created a number of opportunities for investors but they will have to act quickly, argues Wingate Asset Management’s Chad Pado...

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Back to the drawing board on fixed income

Financial markets broke a lot of records in 2014, but they’re not the type of records to be proud of, writes Ardea Investment Management’s Tamar H...

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RBA joins easing party

The global trend towards monetary policy easing in 2015 has also been reflected in Australia with the RBA's recent rate cut, says AB’s Guy Bruten. ...

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Missing the woods for the fees

Investors have been far too focused on low fees over the last three years, argues Blue Sky Alternative Investments chief investment officer Alex McNab...

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Getting a handle on data

Super funds and fund managers should be using data visualisation to improve their client communications, argues JP Morgan Investor Services head of e...

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Taking the high ground

The ultimate goal of the responsible investment movement is to not exist at all, argues Banking and Finance Oath director Clare Payne. If one type ...

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Passive innovation

Despite their name, passive managers are responsible for much of the innovation in the financial services industry, argues Market Vector's Russel Che...

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Understanding uncertainty

The concept of a ‘one-in-a-hundred’ event is deeply flawed, writes FIIG head of markets Craig Swanger. How many times have you heard lately th...

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