A market shiver or the beginning of a more sustained change in direction? And how to prep your portfolio for election market uncertainty.

Listen to Jason Mitchell discuss with David Morgan, easyJet COO, about what it means to be an innovator and early adopter in sustainable aviation.

In this second ‘diary of a quant’, Russell Korgaonkar discusses Man AHL’s path into exotic markets, examines the benefits of alternative markets for investors, and considers what the next frontier might look like

Could a Labour majority government offer a long-awaited boost to an unloved asset class? Also, demand for solar panels has driven up the price of silver. Can it outshine gold?

As we prepare to swap our screens for a sea view, speakers from our Unconventional Investing Conference share their recommendations

Dissonance between perception and reality persists, creating notable opportunity.

Political uncertainty and ‘higher for longer’ interest rates have given local currency debt investors a tumultuous ride, but could there be light at the end of the tunnel? Also, investors should brace for a policy pivot after the EU elections.

Listen to Jason Mitchell discuss with Professor Adam Sobel, Columbia University, about climate research, wet bulb temperature, and the social responsibility of climate scientists.

Japan’s distinct investment culture means traditional momentum strategies based on analyst forecasts can struggle. This is where alternative data models may become a game changer.

In the world of climate investing, how can investors target the maximum environmental – and financial – impact? We look at how quant investing may help alpha-driven investors ensure they leave nothing on the table.

As global central banks part ways and sovereign-bond yields take different courses, we examine where the opportunities lie for credit investors. Plus, the AI revolution is consuming too much energy. This may halt its growth

Markets seem to be settling into a feather bed, but I’m still feeling uncomfortable. Here are 10 reasons why.