Analyst Webinar Series: New Horizons

In our first webinar of the series experts Richard Carter, Head of Fixed Interest, and William Howlett, Equity Research Analyst, will provide their outlook on 2022.

They will review the key themes of 2022 such as inflation, interest rates and will be assessing the potential impact on the investment landscape. They will also consider what investors should be looking out for during the next 12 months and beyond.

January 27th, 11am.

The UK Property sector has had plenty to contend with over the past few years, and now with employees returning to the office and tenants paying rents again, is property a good inflation hedge, or will the current eviction ban and the fall outs yet to happen have a negative impact?  During this webinar Oli Creasey, Head of Property Research, will evaluate what the investing in property has in store for the future.

February 24^th, 11am.

Reflecting on the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26), we look at what was promised against what is being achieved. 125 days after COP 26: how is this influencing the companies and the funds that we invest in and what more should we expect?

March 17^th, 11am.

With Investors looking for growth opportunities, Matt Ennion, Fund Research Analyst and William Howlett, Equity Research Analyst investigate the myths between Private Equity.

April 28^th, 11am.

During this webinar Chris Beckett, Head of Equity Research and Nick Wood, Head of Fund Research, discuss what quality investing really is and evaluate how you can achieve a better return on investments by focusing on Quality over Quantity.

May 26^th, 11am.

The US is the world’s largest economy and a powerhouse for innovation, spawning highly successful companies such as Amazon and Google. Investors putting their money into the region have been handsomely rewarded in recent years, but can this trend continue, or will rich valuations merely mean they have further to fall if markets turn lower. The Covid-19 pandemic and the promise of higher public spending on healthcare ensures an intense focus on what has been a contentious sector. With an upcoming election, rising interest rates to tame rampant inflation and slowing global growth, is a market downturn on the horizon and is the US still the place to be?

June 30^th, 11am.