A whole generation of investment managers — and some central bankers — are navigating an economic landscape they have never experienced.

The $250 billion Future Fund is moving back to active management for its equity allocations, six years after stating it was “nigh on impossible” for active managers to add value over and above their fees.

Investment strategist Frank Uhlenbruch is to leave Janus Henderson after almost 30 years.

With sustainable investing becoming increasingly popular, 80 per cent of ASX 200 companies now link remuneration to ESG outcomes.

Despite its history of volatility, emerging markets offer rewarding returns for investors with long-term “emotional grit”, says this Fidelity investment director.

Is it “too early” to call an end to the banking crisis amid uncertainty in the commercial property space, threatening to undermine the viability of highly exposed institutions?