Read or watch the latest opinions from our fund managers and other experts.
Invesco’s Global Market Strategy Office analyses a range of Brexit scenarios: No-Deal risk is high and rising; early elections are possible but may not prevent a no-deal Brexit on 31 October and the UK itself may eventually split.
After the dramatic defeat of the UK Prime Minister’s EU withdrawal plan, we see five scenarios for the future EU-UK relationship.
In two short videos, Andrew Schlossberg provides a review of 2017, discusses Invesco’s goals for 2018 and explains how diversity and investment excellence underpin our role as an industry leader.
Investors need income, but how can it be generated in a low-return environment? We present three alternative real estate asset classes that may cater to investors’ income needs: European hotels, US real estate and global income securities.
In this video Georg Elsäesser discusses some of the key findings from our Global Factor Investing Study.
In a yield-starved, low-growth, low inflation world, emerging markets with higher real growth, inflation and the associated underlying economic vigour may offer an attractive proposition for developed market investors.
Since 2013, we’ve conducted over 320 interviews with sovereign investors around the world. Our 5-year anniversary review features key insights and considers what the future may hold.
Senior Secured Loans have been gaining interest from European insurers. This paper considers how the asset class may fit within an insurance company’s investment strategy.
Senior Secured Loans have been gaining interest from European insurers. This paper considers how the asset class may fit within an insurance company’s investment strategy.
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In a world increasingly averse to risk and intolerant of inequality, we explore the growing importance and effectiveness of sustainable factor investing.
The PRI (Principles for Responsible Investment), has released the results from its 2017 Assessment Report.
As the ramifications of last week’s general election continue to make headlines, Mark Barnett and Stuart Edwards give their views on the potential impact on UK financial markets.
