Average stock-holding time periods have shrunk to months rather than years as continued uncertainty has led to managers aggressively turning over portfolios.
Fund managers generated record net inflows in 2009, driven by strong investor demand for emerging markets.
Charles Stanley's Stephen Peters considers the pros and cons of selecting two very different investment styles and their potential performance
With a history that goes back over 140 years, the investment trust sector has seen it all, but what does the future hold?
Five years on from J.P. Morgan's first survey of investment directors there have been some notable shifts in director perceptions
After the losses suffered in 2008, this year has proven something of a pick-up, with investors developing sharper defense mechanisms in the wake of the credit crisis. But what is providing the momentum driving investors into 2010?
Investment trusts were for many years the only way for individuals to gain access to a range of assets that would have been unattainable to the average investor.
Royal London Asset Management is converting its range of unit trusts to Oeics over a phased period ending in April 2010.