What will 2012 have in store for investors?

The shock outcome of the EU referendum – and its political consequences – changed the landscape of UK markets overnight. Waves of panic washed over global equity markets following the shock Brexit result. But recovery has been swift – for now at least. We are now faced with a situation, desperately seeking out for someone to take hold as Britain prepares to leave the European Union.

In the months ahead, markets will continue to be buffeted by politics and economic uncertainty. While financial markets come to terms with the consequences for the UK economy, as well as the wider EU and global implications, we highlight here some key issues for investors. Investors looking for opportunity should consider the probability of recession, and monitor how that might evolve. That’s certainly what we’ll be doing and discussing how best to proceed.

Join Rathbones CIO, Julian Chillingworth and our Asset Allocation Strategist Edward Smith on Tuesday 12 July. Put your questions to our experts in advance, or during the call using the ‘rate this’ tab at the top of the video screen. A recording will be available 'on demand' after the call if you are unable to join us at 3.30pm.

As the impact of Britain leaving the European Union continues to clarify, David Coombs, Fund Manager and Head of Multi-Asset Investments at Rathbones discusses the potential issues that are likely to affect us in the months ahead. The recovering oil price will also be brought into focus, as will the struggling Eurozone economy.

Join us on Thursday 7th July, at 11am as David Coombs talks politics on both sides of the pond in a world where the possibility of Trump becoming President becomes reality in the US presidential race.

The Rathbone Multi Asset Portfolios have been designed for advisers seeking to generate a level of return within defined levels of risk for clients. This approach differs from most multi-asset products, which seek to maximise returns against their peers rather than being managed to a client-led volatility expectation.

Put your questions to David in advance or during the call using the ‘rate this’ tab at the top of the video screen. A recording will be available 'on demand' after the call if you unable to join us at 11am.

With investors facing another year of uncertainty, equity market volatility is likely to remain high. Register to join Joanne Rands, manager of the Rathbone Recovery Fund, on Tuesday 19th April to discuss how the team remain focused on identifying genuine recovery names and how such volatility can provide fantastic opportunities to invest in holdings with more attractive valuations.

Bryn Jones, head of fixed income and fund manager of the Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund and Rathbone Strategic Bond Fund will explain how the team is shaping through the recent bearishness, and focusing on generating yield for investors in the fund over the long term.

Performance remains very strong on the Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund over the long term, benefiting from the philosophy of generating carry. Join Bryn on Thursday 3rd March, at 11am as he also discusses the benefits of extra alpha from the steepness of credit curves.

Put your questions to Bryn in advance or during the call using the ‘questions’ tab at the top of the video screen. A recording will be available 'on demand' after the call if you unable to join us at 11am

With the UK Equity Income sector continuing to dominate fund sales and investor discussion, join Citywire rated Fund Manager Carl Stick, on Thursday 4th February on our live webcast to discuss what next for this popular sector. Carl will examine how his risk based approach to investment continues to be an attractive proposition for clients seeking diversification with a growing income stream.

Put your questions to Carl in advance or during the call using the ‘questions’ tab at the top of the video screen. A recording will be available 'on demand' after the call if you unable to join us at 11am.

Despite one of the best years in the Fund’s history, which has seen the fund deliver 16% over the 12 months to 31.12.2015 versus the sector at 3%, James still says he has “more buy ideas than space in the Fund” but he acknowledges risks on the horizon for his investing style and positioning. Join him for a candid discussion on January 19 to hear about the pitfalls and potential that is brewing for 2016.

Put your questions to James in advance or during the call using the ‘questions’ tab at the top of the video screen. A recording will be available 'on demand' after the call if you unable to join us at 11am.

Join Julian Chillingworth, CIO of Rathbones, in our opening webcast for 2016, as he discusses where our growth opportunities lie, and the key issues that will shape our investment strategy.

While investors remain fixated on the path of interest rates, economic growth is an equally important driver of equity return variation – more specifically economic growth relative to expectations. The global growth outlook is much less certain than the direction of US interest rates, we believe it should track higher in 2016.

Will you be joining Fund Manager, Bryn Jones and Credit Analyst, Noelle Cazalis on Thursday 26th November?

The current climate of low interest rates, low inflation and uncertain investor sentiment towards credit markets has created much debate around how clients’ portfolios should be positioned.

Bryn Jones (manager of the Rathbone Strategic Bond Fund) and Noelle Cazalis (Credit Analyst), will explain how maintaining consistently low volatility has been key for clients seeking risk adjusted returns.

Hear it first by joining Bryn and Noelle in this live webinar.

The Rathbone Income Fund continues to deliver first quartile performance over one three and five years* and holds a longstanding position of top performing manager in the IA UK Equity Income Sector over the Fund Manager's tenure (1st January 2000).

On Tuesday 6th October Carl will examine how his risk based approach to investment continues to be an attractive proposition for clients seeking diversification with a growing income stream. Also to be discussed is the current positioning of the fund and the manager’s outlook given the recent market volatility.

Bryn Jones, manager of the Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund and Rathbone Strategic Bond Fund will take investors through his current thinking on markets, his outlook for the rest of the year and beyond, and how the funds have performed through the recent bout of volatility.

Performance remains very strong on the Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund, maintaining its number one spot in the sector over three years. The Rathbone Strategic Bond Fund is also doing what it said on the tin, and volatility remains one of the lowest in its sector. Its recent ascent in the rankings has confirmed our view of funds in the sector taking on too much risk.

Source: Financial Express. Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund top performer against sector over 3 years as at 08/09/2015. Rathbone Strategic Bond Fund volatility compared to sector since fund launch (03/10/2015) to 07/09/2015.

During the presentation, David Coombs will discuss:

1. Targeting income in a rising interest rate environment-- how do we avoid losses if yields rise?
2. Rising liquidity risk in income producing asset classes-- what does this mean and how do I spot it?
3. Achieving a consistently increasing income stream-- How to ensure your clients "pot" does not run out
4. Avoiding income disappointment-- maintaining your client's lifestyle over the long term

Strong stock-picking and good opportunities continue to provide outperformance for all investors.

There are strong indicators that the global recovery will continue for developed markets. Bearish sentiment seems overpowering at the moment but we believe that investors should remain in equities. We are confident that weak emerging markets or rate hikes will not derail the developed market recovery. The Manager maintains large exposure to US equities, mid-caps and some of the most exciting and innovative companies in the world. The fund is in the top quartile of performance over 1,3,5 and 10 years.

Source: Financial Express. Data as at 01.09.2015

Put your questions in advance or during the call using the ‘questions’ tab at the top of the video screen. A recording will be available 'on demand' after the call if you unable to join us at 11am.

The current climate of low interest rates, low inflation and uncertain investor sentiment towards credit markets has created much debate about how clients’ portfolios should be positioned.

Bryn Jones, manager of the Strategic Bond Fund, explains how maintaining consistently low volatility has been key for clients seeking risk adjusted returns. The fund is currently ranked as the second lowest volatility versus its peer group, the IA Sterling Strategic Bond Sector.

Source: Financial Express. Volatility shown is annualised standard deviation of weekly returns since the launch of the Rathbone Strategic Bond Fund, from 03.10.2011 to 26.05.2015

Put your questions to Bryn in advance or during the call using the ‘questions’ tab at the top of the video screen. A recording will be available 'on demand' after the call if you unable to join us at 11am

With the UK economic recovery seemingly well entrenched, what investment opportunities remain for a UK Recovery Fund?

Alexandra Jackson and Jo Rands co-managers of the Rathbone Recovery Fund, since June 2014, still see plenty of potential recovery names to buy. The managers will discuss their investment approach to selecting attractive recovery stocks and how they reduce the chance of purchasing value traps.

The Rathbone Recovery Fund, is a nimble all market cap fund, returning top quartile performance, year to date of 9.47%, as at 30 April 2015 (Source, Financial Express).

Put your thoughts and questions to the managers in advance or during the call using the ‘questions’ tab at the top of the video screen. A recording will be available 'on demand' after the call if you unable to join us at 11am

As bond yields remain close to historical lows and the with equity market’s recent strength, we invite you to join fund managers; Julian Chillingworth and Alan Dobbie on Thursday 30th April at 11am, where you will have an opportunity to hear how the fund is positioned for the current market conditions .

Find out which businesses and themes the fund team are seeking out to maintain their consistent growth in the last 12 months, where the fund has returned +12% (source: FE Analytics , at 31 March 2015).

As the outlook for inflation and the timing of possible interest rate hikes in the US and UK continue to dominate investor thinking, Bryn Jones, Head of Fixed Income Research and Fund Manager of the Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund, will consider interest rate expectations and duration positioning ahead of the March Federal Open Market Committee meeting.

Put your questions to Bryn in advance or during the call using the ‘questions’ tab at the top of the video screen. A recording will be available 'on demand' after the call if you unable to join us at 11am

With the UK Equity Income sector continuing to dominate fund sales and investor discussion, join Citywire rated Fund Manager Carl Stick, on Thursday 26th February on our live webcast to discuss what next for this popular sector. Carl will examine how his risk based approach to investment continues to be an attractive proposition for clients seeking diversification with a growing income stream.

Put your questions to Carl in advance or during the call using the ‘questions’ tab at the top of the video screen. A recording will be available 'on demand' after the call if you unable to join us at 11am.

David will talk about Rathbones; conviction for his risk-targeted approach and the results that it has delivered. Furthermore, he will cover:

- Low inflation and interest rates. Rising risk and falling returns and whether a cautious approach to investment can still work.
- QE in Europe - is it too late?
- The US; having both a premium price and a premium market
- What really matters when managing risk - the shift of focus from volatility to drawdown
- Multi-Asset ideally placed - opportunities for alpha at time of geopolitical risk

Equity market volatility will increase in 2015.....Why?

How should a global fund be positioned to withstand this unpredictable time?

Achieving consistent outperformance remains a challenge for anyone to deliver, but investors who can endure the rollercoaster ride should benefit from higher returns.

On Thursday 29 January at 11am, fund manager James Thomson will discuss how his Global Opportunities Fund is positioned for the months ahead, the sectors he currently favours and those he'll be avoiding. Hear it first by joining James in this live webinar.

Put your questions to James in advance or during the call using the ‘questions’ tab at the top of the video screen. A recording will be available 'on demand' after the call if you unable to join us at 11am