Our latest Asset TV Video Benchmark Report is live! Understanding how your content resonates with professional investors is more critical than ever. This month’s data highlights a clear appetite for forward-looking outlooks and strategic asset allocation.Click here to view the full report →
After more than a decade in the shadows of near-zero rates, fixed income is suddenly centre stage again — and the debate over where to put money in bond markets is as fierce as ever.At the Fixed Income Fund Selector Masterclass (July 2025), a panel of heavyweight managers sparred over the future of US debt, the hunt for returns in emerging markets, and whether diversification in bonds can still be counted on when volatility spikes.
Our latest Asset TV Video Benchmark Report for November is now live, offering a deep dive into the content and strategies capturing the attention of the industry’s top decision-makers.Whether you are looking to refine your distribution or understand which topics are resonating with professional investors, this report provides the data-driven clarity you need to optimise your video strategy.
In an investment landscape that feels increasingly complex, professional viewers are returning to the fundamentals.Our October Asset TV Benchmark Report offers a deep dive into the video performance and viewer behaviours shaping the finance industry. This month, one theme rose clearly above the rest: Portfolio Diversification.
Bond managers warn that the challenge for investors in 2025 is not simply where to find yield, but how to hold onto it. With sticky inflation, slowing growth and political uncertainty weighing on markets, leading firms are emphasising discipline, resilience and credibility as the defining qualities of successful fixed income investing.
The Asset TV Benchmark Report provides a data-driven look at what financial advisers and wealth managers are watching, which firms are capturing their attention, and how viewing habits are evolving.👉 Click here to view the September Benchmark Report📈 September's Key Insights at a GlanceHere are the top-line trends you need to know:
Picture it: a dimly lit study, rain tapping on the window. On the desk lies a dossier marked “European Equities”—a market long overshadowed by its flashier cousin, the United States.
What's capturing the attention of financial advisers right now? Each month, we analyse thousands of data points to uncover the viewing habits and content trends shaping the investment community. Our Benchmark Report for August 2025 is available, and this month, the story was all about the search for growth.👉 Click here to view the full report
The July edition of the Asset TV Benchmark Report is available, and it’s packed with fresh insights to sharpen your digital strategy. This monthly report is a guide for finance professionals, revealing what content is capturing attention and which firms are leading the way in engagement.👉 Click here to view the full report
With global trade under pressure, inflation lingering, and geopolitics crowding investor outlooks, the second half of 2025 isn’t exactly set up for easy wins.And yet, just a few days ago, the Lionesses lifted the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 trophy—again. In front of a sold-out crowd and millions watching worldwide, they proved what some corners of the game still fail to grasp: that consistency, clarity of purpose, and tactical resilience can outperform even when the odds are stacked against you.
We’re excited to share the latest Asset TV Video Benchmark Report, offering fresh insights into viewer behaviour and video performance across the platform.👉 Click here to view the full report.
📉 Raiders of the Lost Alpha: A Commodities Quest for the Modern PortfolioIn a world of choppy markets, lukewarm bonds, and equity fatigue, there remains one asset class shrouded in mystery, peril—and, quite often, cocoa.
Asset TV’s April and May Benchmark Reports offer insights into the topics driving engagement, the companies leading the way, and how financial professionals are consuming video content. Each month, these reports highlight the most viewed companies, top topics, average viewing time, and more.
Scottish Mortgage's Q1 2025 update offered a clear signal to the professional investment community: in a world increasingly rocked by political tariffs and market volatility, sustainable returns will come from backing deep, structural growth themes. Hamish Maxwell, investment specialist at Scottish Mortgage, outlined two core pillars underpinning the trust's current strategy — autonomous technology and the digitalisation of global finance.
AI is reshaping the technology sector and indeed the world, with economies and industries being reimagined. But the path forward remains volatile, explains Alastair Unwin, Partner and Fund Manager on Polar Capital’s Global Technology Team, who explores how geopolitics, macroeconomics and disruptive moments like DeepSeek are shaping a new technological cycle.
