Are illiquid assets the worst thing ever for savers? They stopped you getting your money out of the Neil Woodford fund and those property funds – because the manager can’t sell them, right? And aren’t some complicated new rules[1] making sure these things are handled correctly? Put like this, they sound pretty toxic. But context...
Award season is pretty much over – replaced for many people by Christmas party season. If 2019 wasn’t your year, if you’re fed up with coming second or if you don’t like smiling through gritted teeth you might want to read on. I’ve been a judge for some financial services awards for a few years...
The investment management sector is pretty good at managing investment risk. But they score less highly on emotional risk. When was the last bit of investment communications you really enjoyed reading? When you really cared about what was happening? It might be because investment communications rarely offer the reader any emotional risk. Novelists call it...
We’re institutional, it’s different over here There’s some £6 trillion squirrelled away in a huge variety of funds, trusts, shares and policies. Over half is the institutional market – mainly public sector pensions, corporate pensions and insurance funds. But, while institutional investment attracts the majority of assets, it’s served by a minority of communications experts....
I have had the pleasure of working with David for a number of years and have always been impressed by his in-depth knowledge and u...
Francesca Fabrizi
Editor in Chief, Perspective Publishing
I worked with David on a number of projects for B&CE / The People’s Pension. He has the valuable skill of being able to take dry t...
Chris Reilly
Technical Investment Manager B&CE / The People's Pension
«David’s ability to produce informative communications stems from his skill in identifying the relevant detail and pertinent nuanc...