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With a megadrought across the west, Arizona is hardly the only state with water supply issues, but experts say it is unique.

While municipal bonds have always been known for investor benefits such as tax-free income and diversification, the muni market has cheapened amid 2022’s heightened volatility.

This new edition of the newsletter on Banking and Finance, Capital Markets and Insurance Law in Angola for the 1st quarter of 2022 sets out the most significant new developments in these areas.

Smaller cities. Soaring water prices. Scorched desert towns. Arizona confronts a highly uncertain future.

Contrary to its humanitarian branding, the NHS is a Stalinist organisation with a culture of institutionalised bullying

Rising rates mean that core fixed income investments will face hurdles in the coming months, and some are landing on high yield as an option.

Fees for active management continue to fall, according to a new report from data provider Investment Metrics. The report includes data from both US and non-US actively managed funds.

When we completed our annual fund manager performance review, we were immediately drawn to our active emerging market list.

Getting dynamic exposure to the bond markets is even more imperative now that central banks are looking to scale back their stimulus measures.

Active management remains an area that advisors and investors can be fairly critical of, but active really should be divided into two different camps.