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Marine Le Pen could win French election

Mixed signals in the market

Robo-advice is something of a paradox. Despite all the fevered debate and discussion about this being the next big thing in investment, I have yet to run into anyone who invests in any of the blazing new start-ups.

Threat to traditional asset managers

2016 was the year of the value stock, but could some investors be wrong-footed in 2017?

The pensions crisis is a bit like the one currently afflicting the NHS: it never seems to go away.

Infrastructure is hot, again. President-Elect Donald Trump says he is enthusiastic about upgrading the nation's crumbling roads and energy networks.

As global stockmarkets reach record highs, investors are left with a quandary as we tiptoe into 2017.

Populists are all the rage today (except in Austria) but if we want to understand what they might do next - and the likely impact on share prices - maybe it is time to contemplate recent events in India.

There seems to be a curious symmetry between Donald Trump's plans for growth and those of the 'evil, trade dumpers' based in China.