2012 was a stellar year for the euro corporate bond market performance. However, navigating through the next phase of the corporate bond market cycle will require flexibility and innovation as relative value opportunities are found in less obvious places.

In this 5 minute video T.Rowe Price discuss how strong research, high ethics and word-class portfolio management give their clients confidence when investing in European markets.

S&P Capital IQ is pleased to release the Global Sovereign Debt Credit Risk Report (formerly CMA) for 1st Quarter 2013. The paper focuses on changes in the risk profile of sovereign debt issuers, with the intention to identify key trends and drivers of change.

Quality investing has been a favored investment approach in recent years of economic and marketn turbulence. But is this approach still relevant, as the valuations of many perceived high-quality companies have become overextended?

Beginning this year, providers of index-tracking UCITS will be required by European regulation to disclose predictions of their funds' tracking error and tracking difference. Providers will also have to explain any divergence between their predictions and the funds' actual performance.

The definition of strategic expected returns on assets - i.e. over at least a 10-year period consistent with the duration of pension funds' liabilities and independent of tactical views expressed over a horizon of a few months - is particularly important for institutional investors. It helps them

Investment Week are delighted to announce this year’s must attend events on the financial services calendar.

In this paper Geoff Bamber and Vernon West of Skyline Capital Management discuss 2012’s strong showing and ask themselves how they will continue to keep their portfolios’ fresh into 2013?

ML Capital Asset Management, the investment manager and promoter of the MontLake UCITS Platform, is delighted to present the 9th edition of the quarterly ML Capital Alternative UCITS Barometer (Barometer).

The sovereign debt crisis has moved into a moment of relative calm following ECB President Mario Draghi's decisive intervention in July to do whatever it takes within his mandate to safeguard the euro. Sovereign bond yields have dropped across the euro-area and credit market conditions have begun to