Gaining an active edge in an environment of tight spreads

Hilary Blandy discusses the environment of tight spreads in credit markets, and how active investors can seek to gain an edge through credit research.

Merlin Weekly Macro: Central bankers in a bind

The Jupiter Merlin team consider the data that’s challenging central bankers’ plans to reduce interest rates and reassert their authority over the economy.

Merlin Weekly Macro: The election race is on

The UK goes to the polls on 4 July to elect a new government. Could economic data boost Tory chances? The Jupiter Merlin team assess the factors at play.

US Exceptionalism and EM Opportunities in Sovereign Bonds

Vikram Aggarwal discusses the recent IMF Spring conference, US economic exceptionalism, progress among distressed EM sovereigns and what it means for investors.

The European equities equation: quality, growth, diversification

Mark Nichols and Mark Heslop discuss high-quality, cash-generative, growth companies in Europe and why these stocks offer diversification potential for global investors.

Finding the silver lining: The reasons behind a strategic allocation to silver in a Gold & Silver fund

Ned Naylor-Leyland and Daniel March explain the benefits behind having an allocation to silver and how this can affect fund performance

Merlin Weekly Macro: This blue and pleasant land?

The Jupiter Merlin team discuss the pressures on land. With acre upon acre dedicated to solar, is the UK overlooking a low carbon energy solution?

Portfolio construction: building on solid foundations

Kiran Nandra, head of equities, asks four Jupiter investment managers how they build their portfolios.

A barbell approach to leisure sector credit

lifted Barbells

Andrew Rubins, investment analyst, examines the investment opportunities available in travel and leisure sector credit after the turbulence during the Covid pandemic.

Picks, Shovels and European Smaller Companies Investing

Man working pick and shovel

Phil Macartney and Mark Heslop find a rich vein of opportunity in European smaller companies and discuss why it makes sense to supply picks and shovels in a gold rush.