Lower oil prices are here to stay, at least for the time being. What has caused this situation and how should investors be responding?

Min Lan Tan, head of UBS Wealth Management’s Asia Pacific investment office, and Christophe Donay, chief strategist at Pictet Wealth Management, discuss the situation in China

Oil prices are unlikely to recover anytime soon. This creates both winners and losers and there are investment opportunities to be found in both

The Chinese economy is being restructured and the current slowdown is largely a reflection of this transition, while policymakers have plenty of room for manoeuvre 

Investors must lower their expectations and look beyond traditional asset classes 

It is crucial that social impact is at the heart of what a fund manager is trying to achieve and is more than a ‘nice add-on’ to their traditional investment process

European and Japanese stocks are predicted to outperform wider global equities next year and is there finally light at the end of the tunnel for emerging markets?

Greater flexibility in asset allocation, looking across the whole spectrum of equities and fixed income, is something investors should consider