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
Artificial Intelligence
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Why investors should stay the course with sustainable energy
Key structural tailwinds suggest that patient investors could be rewarded in the years ahead, writes Jake Moeller
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10 key trends shaping the future of global food production
Climate adaptation, technology and changing consumer preferences are transforming the global food system
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AI tool launched to flag greenwashing risk in companies and funds
GaiaLens’ tool uses data to score ESG performance, climate impact and emerging controversies
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Collidr rolls out ‘AI-driven’ MPS range for advisers
Options include Strategic Index, Enhanced Index, Hybrid, Active, Income, Responsible and Decumulation
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Q&A: Key considerations for boards balancing AI adoption with intention
Using AI has many benefits but also raises operational and ethical questions around unconscious biases and accountability
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Uranium and the future of energy
Global X ETFs’ Roberta Caselli outlines how nuclear power is moving into the mainstream
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Q&A with Morningstar’s Edwards: DeepSeek and AI’s impact on climate indices
Rob Edwards discusses Morningstar’s latest index update and looks ahead at the wider impacts of a potential AI arms race
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‘Love it or hate it, Drax is a strategic national asset’
Orbis Investments’ Alec Cutler explains why the firm is increasing its exposure in a company that can’t escape headlines for all the wrong reasons
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First Sentier Investors’ Lee: Action we are taking to meet our ambitious nature targets
Joanne Lee shares the firms’ progress on its new nature targets and her predictions for future nature-related themes
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Treasury AI in financial services inquiry ‘an opportunity’ for advisers
Provision of financial advice is already being impacted by AI
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Green Dream with IFM Investors’ Nazarova-Doyle: How AI will minimise the burden of reporting
Maria Nazarova-Doyle explains how the firm is spending less time on reporting and more time on real economy action