The Newton Asian equity strategy aims to achieve capital growth by investing in securities predominantly in Asia Pacific markets, including Australia and New Zealand, but excluding Japan.
The Newton Asian Income strategy aims to achieve income, together with long-term capital growth, through investment in securities in the Asia-Pacific ex-Japan region, including Australia and New Zealand, but excluding Japan.
As we enter another round of anxiety about Europe, should we be more concerned this time?
As part of Newton's responsible investment process, members of Newton's Responsible Investment desk explore various aspects of investment as they relate to environmental, social and governance (ESG) matters. This document provides a commentary on a number of issues recently considered.
Newton's responsible investment quarterly report covers corporate governance and SRI activity for Q1 2012. The report details Newton's comprehensive voting profile and includes rationale for resolutions where votes against were instructed during the quarter. The report also covers the quarter's engagement activity undertaken by the responsible investment team on corporate governance issues as well as the wider environmental and social matters facing the companies in which Newton invests.
In many developed economies, a process of deleveraging (debt repayment) is under way which we believe will have highly significant consequences for investors.
Paul Markham presents the case for a global approach to investing
We are active managers with a long track record of investing in global sovereign bonds and currencies
An introduction to Newton and our global perspective.
Welcome to the May 2012 edition of inPerspective, Newton's newsletter for the U.S. institutional market.
Welcome to the May 2012 edition of inPerspective, Newton's newsletter for the UK institutional market.
As we enter another round of anxiety about Europe, should we be more concerned this time?
As we enter another round of anxiety about Europe, should we be more concerned this time?
The International Monetary Fund's glum verdict at the start of the year on the prospects for the global economy appeared, in financial markets at least, to fall on deaf ears.
The International Monetary Fund's glum verdict at the start of the year on the prospects for the global economy appeared, in financial markets at least, to fall on deaf ears.
The International Monetary Fund's glum verdict at the start of the year on the prospects for the global economy appeared, in financial markets at least, to fall on deaf ears.
In this paper we consider the longer-term attractions of harnessing income from investing in equities.
At Newton, we are always fascinated by fixed income; when our clients also make such comments, as has recently been the case, this strengthens our opinion that the shock waves emanating from global markets are shaking industries and individuals beyond the world of pure finance.
Paul Markham presents the case for a global approach to investing
An introduction to Newton and our global perspective.
Stephen Wells gives a short oversight on what the strategy is trying to achieve, aimed at a level suitable for DC members
Iain Stewart provides an update on the Newton Real Return strategy.
Paul Markham provides an update on Global & EAFE equities at Newton.
