Aberdeen strategy that invests in the global raw materials theme. This UCITS-compliant*, exchange-traded fund (ETF) aims to invest in companies that we expect to benefit from the future raw materials dynamics.
The world has been battered by the coronavirus pandemic this year. Most economic activity was suspended as many of us spent our days confined to our homes.
Is China’s green boom about to go bust? Overcapacity fears loom – but the long-term story may just be beginning. Read more here.
We highlight three courses of action for investors to navigate portfolios through the second half of 2020.
Euro corporate bonds are gaining ground amid fading US exceptionalism and rising hedging costs. Discover why investors around the world are rethinking their bond allocations
Abby Glennie, Investment Director at Aberdeen Standard Investments, considers the effects of Covid-19 on the diverse investment universe of medium-sized companies.
Mark Munro and Joyce Bing take stock on the second anniversary of the Short Dated Enhanced Income Fund.
How companies are treating their workforce during the Covid-19 pandemic is under intense scrutiny. The world is watching whether firms are protecting the welfare of their staff or if they are prioritising profit over the health and wellbeing of their people.
Celebrating 10 years of our World Equity Enhanced Index Fund and 20 years of our quants team.
A look at what the coronavirus crisis means for income investors, by Will James
A look at how the Israel-Iran conflict served as a real-time stress test for different equity styles – showing how Momentum, Value, and Quality behave under pressure – so investors should look past labels and understand what truly drives their portfolios.
The speed, depth and breadth of the coronavirus recession is unprecedented. Policymakers cannot avert the near-term pain. But they can limit the permanent scars from this crisis through bold and decisive action.
We explore the Deeside AD Project's role in the UK's energy transition and decarbonisation efforts.
Financial markets are attempting to price in a rapid and unprecedented series of shocks to the world economy. The net result has been the fastest bear market in the history of equities. Should investors buy or sell even at these depressed levels for the FTSE100?
We recently visited Milan to meet some of the standout Italian smaller companies – from luxury goods to finance. Here’s what caught our eye.
Amid the coronavirus pandemic and oil price war, our A-share team urges investors to consider why China's stock market is outperforming right now.
Discover why outsourced investment solution MyFolio uses strategic asset allocation.
Emerging markets (EMs) are not immune to coronavirus-induced global market shocks.
The details you need about our enhanced index fund range.
The coronavirus situation is developing rapidly. Italy is in lockdown, confirmed cases are rising across the rest of Europe and the US, and there is a huge global effort to contain the virus. On Thursday last week, European shares suffered their biggest one-day plunge since 1987. Panic appears to have gripped markets.