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Why investors may need to pivot from ESG towards carbon-intensive industriesCover Story Investors have been keen to show their green credentials by shunning carbon-intensive industries. The cost of that virtue signalling is now becoming apparent, says Frédéric Guirinec.
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A new low-cost Sipp from Interactive InvestorAdvice Savers with accounts of all sizes could benefit from lower fixed fees in this new low-cost Sipp from Interactive Investor.
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How Web3 tech could transform shareholder democracyOpinion Is passive investing constraining the usual incentives that keep capitalistic economies in check? Izabella Kaminska explains.
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Index fundGlossary Index funds (also known as passive funds or "trackers") aim to track the performance of a particular index, such as the FTSE 100 or S&P 500.
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Why investment advice could be about to get a lot cheaperOpinion Vanguard, the world’s second-biggest asset manager, is launching its own cut-price financial advice service. It’s something the industry badly needs, says John Stepek.
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Cracks appear in corporate-bond ETFsNews Severe volatility has opened up gaps between company-debt market trackers and the underlying assets.
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The trouble with "World" stockmarket indices and how to fix themAdvice Indices such as the MSCI World or the FTSE World are not an accurate reflection of the global economy
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Vanguard set to launch the UK’s cheapest-ever pension fundNews Vanguard, the giant US asset management company, is set to launch a self-invested personal pension (Sipp) with an annual fee of just 0.15%
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Pensions: Vanguard sparks a Sipp price warFeatures Fund giant Vanguard is poised to shake up the Sipp market with the cheapest offering on record.
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