COVID-19 caused global stock markets to crater in Q1 2020. In recent weeks, amid a modest recovery, a narrative took hold in the financial press of “buy the dip”, which beg the questions; “Is it possible to time the market?” and “Should I have my money managed by a fund manager with this skill?”

In his first blog post, our Senior Investment Manager Dom Wright says, “The UK wealth management business is rife with a glamour that often obscures a lack of substance”. Which investment awards matter?

Investment prowess is simply at odds with human nature. So how can investors protect themselves from…themselves? Our Senior Investment Manager, Neil Cockerill, offers five crucial tips on selecting a quality investment manager.

Not all investors are immune to fears caused by the coronavirus, and the market’s reaction need not be rational. The team at Rayliant Global Advisors share their analysis on Chinese stocks’ response in the initial weeks of the outbreak.

Patrick Donovan has experienced industry advancement since the days of rotary telephones, telex machines and the ‘Belgian dentist’. Here he explains how his early revelation-turned-conviction in low-cost ETFs and evidence-based investing helped shape the firm today.

In his first blog post, our Senior Investment Manager John Whick explores why healthy teams deliver better returns and what a positive firm culture means for clients.

Stefan Cooksammy explains that institutional investors consistently outperform retail investors. To understand why – and how to use this knowledge to your financial advantage – you must first understand that equity investing is a zero-sum game.

In his first LinkedIn blog post, our Investment Manager, Kevin Reid, explores what institutions typically employing investment strategies and professionals that are far superior to those used by retail clients looks like in reality.

In his first blog post, Investment Manager, Thomas Simpson, explores how private investors can adopt a more institutional approach to volatility.

There are many beliefs that people hold when it comes to investing, but sometimes they do not always deliver the best outcomes. From reacting to news and forecasts to letting fees influence fund picking, here are 10 insights that clients can arm themselves with to be better investors.