Inflation risk is top of the agenda, but investors can proactively protect their portfolios by considering commodities and infrastructure – particularly if they choose specific kinds.

ESG investing has become wildly popular, but its nuances are still widely misunderstood – particularly the impact that doing good with our investments has on doing well financially.

Equity selection – and investment style – are popular topics of conversation with our clients currently as media pundits advocate value strategies over growth.

Strong investment stories abound currently, yet there is often more nuance to the narrative than it is possible for investors to understand without the backing of institutional-grade research.

Many people have significant extra cash to deploy currently and many are wisely looking to put it to work in the markets, with London-listed names front of mind.

Inflationary fears form the backdrop to good indicators for several markets and sectors, but there are robust defensive moves investors can be taking to mitigate the risks.

Wealth management is replete with received wisdom, yet only some stands the test of time, so ensure you only observe what’s tried-and-true and really relevant to you.

Securing better-value fees is one of the most powerful moves you can take to make sure your wealth grows as strongly as it can, but there is still too little appreciation that net returns are the figures to pay attention to.

Diversifying your investments can help improve the resilience of your portfolio and could also turbocharge your returns if executed cleverly, so see if it’s time for you to consider broadening your horizons.