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David Warren explains why, in 2018, Zurich hope to continue to add value for advisors and customers by actively managing both active asset allocations and security selection.

Stocks drift lower on thin trading volumes during the final week of trading for 2017, but the focus now is on the year ahead and trading challenges and opportunities. Ian Slattery reports.

Ian Slattery reports on investment performance and finds that stocks moved higher as markets eye a US rate rise later this week.

2017 was a good year for investors who maintained a long term outlook, and did not get side-tracked by short term volatility, writes Ian Slattery.

Eurozone, manufacturing and services PMIs had their best showing since April 2011 and the European Commission's economic sentiment gauge hit a 17 year high, writes Ian Slattery.

Consumer sentiment in the US for November dipped slightly, however this followed a 13-year high in October. Eurozone inflation figures, which are due for release on Thursday, are projected to be up for the month. Ian Slattery reports.

Equities fall as US tax plans hit speed bump and as earnings season draws to a close, Ian Slattery finds that tech, materials and healthcare are leading the charge.

Whether it's the market's reaction to global events, the US political situation or the implications of Brexit, when it comes to asset allocation, David Warren is a firm believer in active management.

Ian Slattery explains why 2016 marked another good year for Zurich's flagship SuperCAPP fund as it continued to provide long-term investors with exposure to growth assets while remaining well insulated from volatile markets.

Equities move higher as earnings season takes hold and Eurozone manufacturing PMI data, due to be published tomorrow, will provide insights into the key economic performers. Ian Slattery reports.


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