We assess how the oil sector is facing up to an unprecedented fall in global demand.

We give you the lowdown on the most pressing ESG concerns during this pandemic.

How can pension schemes and asset managers keep up with a disruptive and fast-moving investment backdrop?

Charities’ investment decisions are increasingly being influenced by issues such as climate and sustainability.

Our candid thoughts from the 2019 PRI in Person conference.

How increasingly abundant data, and the way in which it is analysed, could become a competitive advantage.

We discuss the new revenue recognition standards.

Why we believe environmental, social and governance factors are critical to investment decision-making, regardless of ethics or values.

The DC millennial challenge and some (but definitely not all) solutions

Charities have been on a rollercoaster ride with the investment returns from their portfolios.

We evaluate some of the opportunities and pitfalls of green energy

How can individuals shackled with personal debt be encouraged to save for retirement?

How Newton’s corporate sponsor partnerships can be a force for good inside and outside the workplace.

With further reforms to implement, and markets trending higher, what is next for the DC pensions sector?

The structural growth story in global Chinese tourism could run for decades.

Our CEO’s in-depth conversation with BBC journalist Emily Maitlis at Newton's 2017 annual conference.

Why have previously fast-growing Middle Eastern airlines suffered a marked slowdown this year?

What can UK DC schemes learn from the US about managing litigation risk?

Charities appear to be broadly optimistic about the future, having enjoyed strong performance from their investment portfolios.

The lack of innovation in the post-retirement market remains disappointing...

Why we believe a business run for people is best run by people.

Could lessons from abroad help overcome the challenges in the UK DC market?

We believe being active is about more than how we manage our clients’ money.