Citywire: The Ratings Radar Show
The Ratings Radar Show takes a look at Citywire’s Fund Manager Ratings to focus on the managers doing great things for their investors.
How to find the best high-yield bond managers
Yield is the holy grail for many investors now. Step inside as we name the high-yield bond managers who are cracking the code.
European equities: go big or avoid?
Alongside one of the oldest investment sectors, we’ve got one of the newest in our latest edition.
Robots are the future; here’s how to invest in them
If the age of AI and robotics is here, it must be time to think about allocating money there.
How to make money from clean energy
Forget Gamestop, think Clean Energy. Nisha Long tells us about the latest Citywire thematic sector where managers have racked up amazing gains (but still trail some passive options by a long way) while Frank Talbot looks at the US market as the country adapts to a new president and treasury…
The risks in China and the promise of eco-investing
The Citywire Ratings Radar podcast crew kick off 2021 with a deep dive into two asset classes that are top of mind for many investors. Nisha Long introduces our new range of Citywire thematic sectors with a close look at the best managers in the fast growing ecology sector, while…
What a year that was
Covid, tech, ESG and much more: the Ratings Radar podcast team look back at an astonishing 2020.
Beyond vaccines: how to invest in healthcare and India
There’s more to Asia than China and more to healthcare than Covid stocks; here’s how to do it.
The Citywire Berlin edition – it’s all about ESG now
In the latest Citywire Ratings Radar episode we discuss just how quickly ESG has become the new investing norm.
Who’s winning in China and making money in new energy
In the latest Citywire Ratings Radar episode we find the managers who are leading the pack in the booming Chinese equities sector.
Six months on - what do the numbers tell us about the pandemic’s winners and losers?
In the latest Citywire Ratings Radar episode we check the numbers to see how much the investment world has changed since the great March meltdown.
Why does the funds industry have such a big problem with women?
In the latest Citywire Ratings Radar episode we look at our annual Alpha Female report and ask whey things are getting better so slowly.
Are themes the new investing theme?
Thematic funds are cropping up everywhere; we take a look at two of the best.
Is the asset management industry solving its gender problem?
Two of our new AAA rated managers are women; are things changing or is this coincidence?
The managers making the grade in global and European equities
In the latest Citywire Ratings Radar episode we track down the managers beating their peers in the global and European equities sectors.
Where’s the income in equity income?
In the latest Citywire Ratings Radar episode we ask some big questions: How do you run an equity income fund when dividends are vanishing? And should China really be an emerging market?
The sparkle of China and a flight to quality in bonds
In the latest Citywire Ratings Radar episode we find that a strong weighting to China is the key to success in Asia, while demand for sovereign bonds keeps on rising.
Euphoric about euro bonds and big in Japan
This week’s Citywire Ratings Radar episode looks at the opportunities in eurozone bonds now that the ECB has opened up the buying taps again and uncovers the hidden attractions of Japanese equities.
It’s the need for human contact edition
Does all this zooming each other mean face to face meetings in the investment industry are dead for ever? In this episode, we beg to differ; trust and personal contact still matter.
The money flows and ESG edition
Fund flows and ESG come under the Ratings Radar spotlight this week as the team looks where the smart money is going and how ESG funds have fared during the market turmoil.
Mayday! Mayday! Help our distressed markets!
This week our two investment research experts Frank Talbot and Nisha Long tackle the smaller caps and the balance mixed asset classes respectively, picking out the managers who shone above their rivals.