No two active fund managers are the same.

Australia is still the market that global investors love to hate.

Capital markets have had a volatile start to 2016, the Year of the Monkey.

After much anticipation, the US Federal Reserve has finally delivered its first rate hike in 10 years, lifting the Fed Funds target rate to 0.25-0.50%.  

In a finely balanced decision, the RBNZ cut the Official Cash Rate (OCR) to 2.50% as part of its December Monetary Policy Statement (MPS).

Whether it's the new Tesla cars that everyone is talking about, equality of remuneration for women, or collapses of finance companies during the GFC; Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) issues are a prevalent theme of discussion.

With equities looking fully valued at the moment Harbour Asset Management considers what options investors have for growth.

Fund manager Harbour Asset Management has waded into the debate on a capital gains tax for property investors.