Popular stories among our readers this week focused on asset allocation, as investors look for ideas on where the best income opportunities will be in years to come.
Aberdeen Asset Management's Hugh Young has cautioned there is a lack of buying opportunities in Asia as earnings growth continues to slow down across the continent.
Funds with heavy exposure to financials are at the bottom of the IMA China sector over six months, as China's banking reforms caused a savage sell-off in financial stocks.
Aberdeen's Bruce Stout, manager of the £1.6bn Murray International investment trust, has reduced his fixed interest exposure to its lowest level in 25 years, claiming there is little value left in the asset class.
Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley have downgraded a number of asset management firms on fears some fund groups will see net outflows for the second quarter of this year.