Emerging and Frontier Markets

Colin Liang, Head of China Research, and Joseph Ayoola, Analyst, report from Shanghai after a two-week research tour across China. Click to watch their key takeaways on economic stability, EV sector innovation and property market recovery in the region.

23 June, 2025 | 09:24am
Emerging and Frontier Markets

The Redwheel Emerging and Frontier Markets team, explores how financial inclusion creates attractive investment opportunities as cash-based economies transition into formal financial systems.

3 June, 2025 | 08:50am
Global Intrinsic Value

In the second part of his series on the impact of price-agnostic investors, Ian Lance highlights how the outsized market influence of huge multi-manager hedge funds is setting the stage for patient, value-focused investors.

27 May, 2025 | 11:01am
Global Intrinsic Value

Inspired by the classic creature feature ‘Jurassic Park’, Shaul Rosten, Redwheel Value & Income, challenges the perception that private equity investments are more stable than public equities.

13 May, 2025 | 10:48am
Global Intrinsic Value

Ian Lance, Portfolio Manager, explores how the rise of passive investing is distorting price signals – and why this is creating compelling opportunities for active, value-focused investors.

28 April, 2025 | 12:19pm

In our latest insights piece, Peter Hughes, Portfolio Manager of the Redwheel Life Changing Treatments Strategy, explores advancements in cancer detection that could significantly enhance patient outcomes.

23 April, 2025 | 09:34am
Infrastructure

Why are valuations on listed renewable energy companies still so low. And is a potential re-rating on the cards?

11 April, 2025 | 08:51am
Global Intrinsic Value

Imagine companies were money-printing machines in a shop. How would we value each machine and what would we make of constantly shifting prices? Learn how investors can reframe their perspective of extreme market conditions.

8 April, 2025 | 10:21am
Global Equity Income

In his latest piece, Nick Clay argues that sustained inflation could be the path of least resistance for indebted governments committed to spending. He suggests that US tariff proposals are more than a mere negotiating tactic and draws parallels with the 1970s to support his argument that waves of higher inflation are likely from here. How can investors prepare?

25 March, 2025 | 10:43am
Emerging and Frontier Markets

China’s equity market has surged since the beginning of 2024, closing the long-standing performance gap with the broader EM index. Why is this and can it continue?

24 March, 2025 | 11:21am