Schroders

The recent rollbacks could potentially result in US companies laxing on environmental practices.

Instead of a V-shaped economic recovery as previously predicted, Schroders’ chief economist and strategist Keith Wade is downgrading his forecast for global growth to reflect the dull first quarter in 2020.

SINGAPORE (Dec 19): Are you saving enough to retire? If you do not think you are, you are part of 24% of people globally who are concerned that they are not saving enough ahead of retiring, with baby-boomers being the most fearful they are lacking savings

SINGAPORE (July 31): The support for green energy is often dampened by its prohibitive price tag but that may change soon, according to European fund management group Schroders.

(June 11): Switzerland, Singapore and the US are the most sustainable investment markets in the world and companies listed in these countries are delivering the most positive social and environmental benefits, research by Schroders has revealed.

After the disappointment of 2018, Schroders chief executive Peter Harrison rounds up the factors its fund managers think could lead to a brighter year ahead.

SINGAPORE (Nov 15): The dynamism and structural growth story of emerging market (EM) equities may play a crucial role in helping investors meet their goals, according to a recent report by Schroder Investment Management (Singapore).

(Oct 9): With the final quarter of 2018 fast approaching, we look at the key events on the agenda for investors. As many northern hemisphere investors get their feet back under their desks after the summer break, we look at the key events and themes likel

SINGAPORE (Sept 27): Global cities seem to continue to attract young professionals, despite the high costs of housing, according to Schroders.

SINGAPORE (Aug 28): Although near-term activity indicators remain stable, global growth appears to be losing momentum in 2018, compared to 2017 when major regions were accelerating.