Boards talking AI but not governing it: Investors face ‘unpriced risk’ ahead of proxy season
AICDI findings suggested a widening gap between AI ambitions and governance frameworks
AI & Technology
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Impax AM’s Winter: Women are disproportionately affected by water scarcity and sanitation
Ahead of World Water Day 2026, Justin Winter explores gender biases and improving infrastructure
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Growing demand for ‘responsible AI’ amid governance risk concerns
AI incidents can undermine trust and brand equity far quicker than traditional operational failures, according to Carmignac’s Rita Wyshelesky
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The ethics of AI
Liontrust’s Peter Michaelis explores how to balance opportunity and risk
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AI: Reality, risk and returns in the next tech revolution
Investors must be discerning, agile, and grounded in these times of huge technological change, writes Fulcrum’s Fawaz Chaudhry
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Is investing in AI still too much of a gamble?
Bentley Reid’s CIO looks at the pros and cons of the advances in AI technology
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What AI really means for asset management: How firms can prepare
The greatest barrier to AI isn’t ambition, but operational fragmentation, writes FE fundinfo’s Adam Graham
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Green Dream with Quilter’s Bethan Dixon: Identifying the leading funds integrating ESG risk
Portfolio manager Dixon explains the MPS range, fund research approach and key themes
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Assets in AI and big data funds reached record $38.1bn in Q1 2025
However, definitions of the AI theme vary, leading to diverse strategies and performance outcomes
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Two-thirds of advice firms plan to invest more in AI
Biggest opportunities are in simplifying the advice process, enhancing compliance efforts and improving marketing and lead generation
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Fund selectors look to AI and private markets for asset growth
Almost half of wealth managers say meeting client demand for unlisted assets will be a ‘critical factor’ in their growth plans
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NatureAlpha launches enhanced nature risk data analytics platform
‘We must dispel the misconception that nature data is inaccessible and fragmented’, says CEO