Our new Theresa May-led Conservative government seems to be engaged in a classic example of kitchen sink revisionism, steadily ditching a whole series of commitments made by its predecessor.
So much for the old adage that investors should 'sell in May and go away'. Markets seem to be in an almost euphoric mood, having survived a near brush with death over Brexit.
Industry reaction following rate cut
Guy Wilkes, financial services regulatory and enforcement partner at global law firm Mayer Brown, explores the notion of conduct risk and if concentrated funds face different challenges from those of more diverse funds.
Will new Prime Minister attack pension benefits?
Arjun Bhandari, an analyst on Henderson's Diversified Income Limited investment trust looks at the disruptive trends in the economy and how their interaction may be contributing to the current low growth, low inflation environment.
Higher domestic exposure than FTSE 100
JPMAM's chief global strategist, David Kelly, and fund manager Christian Preussner explain why US equities could provide a fruitful home for UK income investors seeking refuge in a post-Brexit market.