As Japanese equities surge after 20 years of recession, investors must decide whether this is the start of a sustained recovery or just another dead-cat bounce

Sweden’s AP7 is convinced that leveraging global equities will offer superior risk-adjusted returns over time

Many emerging market companies are controlled by a majority shareholder. What does this mean for investors?

How are your stocks doing? That is easy: just look at your portfolio. Sophisticated software also enables managers to slice return data in various telling ways.

With China in the process of liberalising its financial markets, Nordic investors view opportunities with cautious optimism

The twists and turns of the financials sector over the past couple of years have made it a difficult place to find compelling investment opportunities, particularly in the context of the recent banking and sovereign debt crisis. 

Nordic investors’ interest in high yield has cooled down as they are turning to euro-zone equities and corporate bonds

Pension funds could be losing out on performance by not considering small-cap investments, which are often unfavoured due to the lack of liquidity

Inspired by advances in portfolio theory, PKA plans a cutting-edge move of allocating to return sources

Finnish investors are torn between continuing to invest in the country’s economy and ditching domestic equities in favour of better returns