Coronavirus

Investors ‘still need to partner with those managers investing in the right infrastructure’, a report from Foresight warns.

After lockdowns led to financial duress, S&P Global Ratings’ Trevor d’Olier-Lees and Dhaval Shah see an uncertain road to recovery.

After a change in the rules allowed members to withdraw almost A$16bn from their accounts, We investigate whether the sector is able to absorb the shock.

With the coronavirus grounding air travel to a halt and the industry bracing itself for prolonged disruption, we investigate what investors are doing to make these assets return to good health.

Senator Jane Hume, assistant minister for superannuation, argues that the early super withdrawal scheme has gone ‘exceptionally well’ to date with only 0.5% of the whole system’s assets withdrawn.

A study from fund administrator Gen II Fund Services sheds light on how fund managers expected the pandemic to affect their valuations.

Early signs indicate the nascent asset class is proving resilient to the pandemic’s shock, its first big test.

Tom Horton, a partner at the New York-based manager and former CEO of American Airlines, has been chosen to lead the effort.

UBS AM's Alex Leung takes a look at how working from home, social distancing and de-globalisation – should they become permanent – will change infrastructure and opportunities for investment.

‘We believe visibility and confidence in the recovery are unlikely before the end of 2020’, S&P Global Ratings said.