Global investment manager Standard Life Investments has joined the chorus of those suggesting that investors are increasingly ready to exit cash and other so-called "safe...

By concentrating investment on a narrow range of Australian assets, investors might be exposing themselves to more, rather than less risk, according to MLC’s Michael Kara...

Investors are not always comfortable with the decisions made by fund managers, especially during volatile periods. Some managers cave in to their demands, while others do...

There are signs that investors may be embracing hope, according to Hyperion's Tim Samway....

Financial advisers must be conscious of making their advice easy for clients to understand and knowing the difference between wants and needs, writes Mark Knight....

Zurich's Angus Crennan argues that traditional defensive assets are no longer delivering the desired results. So, what is the future of the current “safe havens”?...

Some investors want to "dip their toes" into the investment world by comparing their asset allocation and performance with those of their peers....

With fixed interest investments becoming increasingly popular with all types of investors, Michael Frearson writes it is crucial that they know what to look out for....

The process of ‘priming’, often seen in advertising, taps into the bias in one’s decision-making. Nick Armet explains this process has implications for investors and thei...

ETFs have been growing at a rapid pace in the last few years, but as Janine Mace writes, this might be due to their potential, rather than the recent and current achievem...

Allan Gray Australia's Johan de Lange says investors should not be settling for less but demanding better returns from their fund managers....

A new product has been launched in Australia targeted at investors interested in property opportunities in the US....

Investors have turned conservative in the wake of the US election, worried about the fiscal cliff and the Eurozone....

New State Street research points to Governments spooking investors who then fail to act in their own best interests....