Smith & Williamson

Fund managers reveal telecoms, housebuilders and retail as some of the sectors they believe will be able to continue their strong run in 2016, alongside the trouble spots.

Tineke Frikkee, manager of the Smith & Williamson UK Equity Income fund, says careful stock selection will be even more important in 2016.

Investment Week asks managers where they believe the best opportunities and key risks lie in the forthcoming 12 months.

With the results of a referendum on UK membership of the European Union too close to call, we ask investment professionals for their views on the impact of a potential 'No' vote.

In the second of a two-part series, fund managers reveal how global central bank decisions are impacting investors and their strategies.

Lynas retires after 25 years

Former Aviva chief executive Keith Jones has joined the board of Smith & Williamson as a non-executive director.

Smith and Williamson's James Burns has said that value is beginning to re-emerge in the investment trust sector, after discounts significantly narrowed at the end of last year.

With many asset classes overvalued and volatility increasing, James Burns, head of multi-manager at Smith and Williamson, explains why he has turned to a global macro hedge fund for portfolio protection