Fisher Investments UK

Investors often seek professional guidance but whose investment advice can be trusted? Fisher Investments UK's insights aim to help investors with their financial and retirement goals.

Fisher Investments UK understands the needs and concerns of investors, and strives to help investors achieve their financial and retirement goals. With a global approach to investing and a straightforward fee structure, the global Fisher group of companies is designed to help investors reach their long-term goals.

Investment management services are provided by Fisher Investments UK’s parent company, USA-based Fisher Investments. Founded in 1979, Fisher Investments manages assets for institutional and private investors seeking guidance in navigating global capital markets. The firm’s investment strategies are guided by an experienced team with decades of financial industry experience. Fisher Investments’ research and portfolio management decisions are led by the five-member Investment Policy Committee. The Investment Policy Committee looks at markets globally, searching for investment opportunities in a variety of sectors. In addition, Fisher Investments’ in-house portfolio management staff includes research analysts and other financial professionals who support the Investment Policy Committee. Through this unique service, Fisher Investments and its subsidiaries have grown to manage billions of pounds worth of assets for thousands of clients globally.

Beyond providing investment guidance, Fisher Investments UK is committed to bettering the investment universe. To this end, the firm regularly releases market commentary to help investors better understand the context for current market trends and to provide transparency into the conflicts of interest or fee structures that lead to high costs for investors. Fisher Investments UK believes that all investors can find greater opportunity when decisions are driven by logic rather than emotion, and that better understanding of the historical influences of global markets can help them make better decisions.

Fisher Investments UK’s services begin with a review of a client’s current investments and a full evaluation of the client’s needs, financial goals, family and inheritance considerations and more. Fisher Investments UK believes that a personalised approach to money management is best—a client’s unique circumstances and goals can inform the best strategy to implement both leading up to and throughout retirement. As a client’s personal circumstances change, or as the market changes, investment portfolios may also need to change. Fisher Investments has the ability to adjust clients’ portfolios in accordance with its expectations for the markets or as needed for a client’s personal situation. Fisher Investments UK believes providing personalised client service and educational opportunities are an important foundation to providing impactful guidance.

In addition to providing market commentary, Fisher Investments provides a high level of personalised client service to all clients. Every client has a dedicated Investment Counsellor, who serves as a liaison between the Investment Policy Committee and the client. Investment Counsellors help clients with all aspects of their portfolio management—from proactive financial goal reviews to administrative account changes. They are also available for any immediate needs that may arise, whether that is a question about daily market movement or long-term changes to a client’s investment needs. Fisher Investments UK and its parent company, Fisher Investments, also offer in-person or virtual educational event opportunities to help keep clients informed. Events are free for clients, and may cover current events impacting markets, portfolio strategy information and more.

For more information on how current events may impact your investing and retirement planning, be sure to return here regularly for Fisher Investments UK’s latest insights. You can also enquire about Fisher Investments UK’s offerings for investors by visiting https://www.fisherinvestments.com/en-gb.

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Investing in stock markets involves the risk of loss and there is no guarantee that all or any capital invested will be repaid. Past performance neither guarantees nor reliably indicates future performance.

Fisher Investments UK on the Financials Sector

Investments in the Financials sector have performed better than the broader equity market in 2022, but some equities in the space remain below price levels leading into the Great Financial Crisis from 2007-2009.[i] Over a decade of lacklustre performance has some investors wondering how to invest in the sector and whether its recent outperformance can

Are Averages Normal? Fisher Investments UK Reviews

What is a reasonable equity market return to expect in a given year? 5%? 10%? 20%? Based on Fisher Investments UK’s reviews of financial publications and opinions, many investors cite figures ranging from high single digits to low double digits, based on stocks’ long-term historical average.[i] Whilst the logic behind that thinking is understandable, investors

Fisher Investments UK is Taking a Closer Look at Inflation

Rising inflation has grabbed headlines across the globe over the past year, reaching multi-decade highs in many countries in the past several months. From petrol prices to food and travel, inflation has impacted nearly every corner of consumers’ lives. With inflation at such high levels, many people are asking what – if anything – can

Fisher Investments UK: Understanding Markets’ Driving Force

What drives markets? In the short term, financial commentators we follow often cite a broad array of different headline news stories. According to Fisher Investments UK’s research, though, markets’ longer-term, more material moves hinge on surprise – the gap between reality and expectations. What does that mean in practise and how can investors use this

What Jobs Mean for Equities, According to Fisher Investments UK

Labour market figures are among the most widely watched economic data in financial publications Fisher Investments UK’s analysts follow. However, jobs are lagging economic indicators – limiting their use for investors, in our view. In our experience, many investors care about labour market data because of their implications at a personal level. Jobs represent people’s

Why Some Fixed Interest May Still Make Sense, in Fisher Investments UK’s View

Globally, corporate and sovereign debt securities’ yields are historically low—even negative in some countries—hurting fixed interest returns.[i] Furthermore, Fisher Investments UK finds many financial commentators warn those rates are about to rise, and, since yields and debt security prices move inversely, that means investors get little yield for taking the risk of declining prices. That

Why Looking Beyond Short-Term Swings Is Important for Investors

When considering investment risks, in our experience, many investors focus on market volatility (asset price fluctuations)—especially negative swings. Comfort with volatility is indeed an important consideration, in our view. For investors with short-term time horizons—the length of time you need your money to work—a high likelihood of volatility could work against your financial goals. Even

QE Isn’t the Economic Boost Many Believe

Last year, central banks around the world employed quantitative easing (QE) policies to stimulate economic activity following widespread COVID-related economic lockdowns. While these measures improved investor sentiment, QE may not be as helpful to the global economy as central banks intended. The theory goes that QE encourages lending by lowering long-term interest rates, thereby reducing

Are Equities More Volatile Today Than Ever?

Since the onset of the COVID pandemic, equity investing has been a wild ride. 2020 featured the fastest-ever bear market (a fundamentally driven downturn surpassing approximately -20%) and a similarly swift recovery. As the year went on, investors clamored for big-name initial public offerings (IPOs) and IPOs’ in-vogue cousins, special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs). Top

Why CPI Won’t Reflect Your Cost of Living, According to Fisher Investments UK

Developed nations’ consumer price indexes (CPI, a government-produced measure that tracks price trends) rose sharply in 2021’s first half, especially in early reopening countries like America.[i] That has stirred concerns faster inflation—i.e. prices rising across the economy—is here to stay, amongst financial publications Fisher Investments UK’s research analysts follow. Some consumers’ personal experience may even

Why Some Fixed Interest May Still Make Sense, in Fisher Investments UK’s View

Globally, corporate and sovereign debt securities’ yields are historically low—even negative in some countries—hurting fixed interest returns.[i] Furthermore, Fisher Investments UK finds many financial commentators warn those rates are about to rise, and, since yields and debt security prices move inversely, that means investors get little yield for taking the risk of declining prices. That

Why Looking Beyond Short-Term Swings Is Important for Investors

When considering investment risks, in our experience, many investors focus on market volatility (asset price fluctuations)—especially negative swings. Comfort with volatility is indeed an important consideration, in our view. For investors with short-term time horizons—the length of time you need your money to work—a high likelihood of volatility could work against your financial goals. Even

QE Isn’t the Economic Boost Many Believe

Last year, central banks around the world employed quantitative easing (QE) policies to stimulate economic activity following widespread COVID-related economic lockdowns. While these measures improved investor sentiment, QE may not be as helpful to the global economy as central banks intended. The theory goes that QE encourages lending by lowering long-term interest rates, thereby reducing

Are Equities More Volatile Today Than Ever?

Since the onset of the COVID pandemic, equity investing has been a wild ride. 2020 featured the fastest-ever bear market (a fundamentally driven downturn surpassing approximately -20%) and a similarly swift recovery. As the year went on, investors clamored for big-name initial public offerings (IPOs) and IPOs’ in-vogue cousins, special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs). Top

Why CPI Won’t Reflect Your Cost of Living, According to Fisher Investments UK

Developed nations’ consumer price indexes (CPI, a government-produced measure that tracks price trends) rose sharply in 2021’s first half, especially in early reopening countries like America.[i] That has stirred concerns faster inflation—i.e. prices rising across the economy—is here to stay, amongst financial publications Fisher Investments UK’s research analysts follow. Some consumers’ personal experience may even