David Chaplin: Fundicitis: the FMA's greenwashing cure is a real pain
Fund managers are being forced to exceed legal word limits in ethical investing documents. But are investors even going to read them?
David Chaplin: Red, red whine
The market carnage may not be over, of course, but the ideal average KiwiSaver investor is still in pretty good shape after a 10-year period featuring above-average upside.
David Chaplin: Why active managers have edge in ESG investing
The ability to switch out of companies whose environmental or social credentials suddenly change is a plus that active fund managers are leveraging for investors who like their returns with sprinkling of moral purity.
David Chaplin: Swiss poke holes in crypto-diversifier theory
Bitcoin should, in theory, have diversification benefits for share investors, according to a new study by the Swiss Finance Institute.
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