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With COP27 well under way, we hear from the ground in Sharm el-Sheikh on the outcome of Wednesday’s finance day, while ESG heads reflect on the lack of progress from last year. We also examine the latest funds turning three years old and look at outperforming multi-asset funds managing less than $100m.

Amplify looks at the winners of this year’s Citywire service awards and draws some conclusions from the scores. Elsewhere, we have ESG analysis from Spain and the UK, and look at emerging market bonds, where some funds have added hundreds of millions despite the selloff.

Amplify columnist David Roberts draws on his experience across asset management to explain why fund managers should play a leading role in selling their funds. Elsewhere, we learn about fund tokenisation from Citywire Asia’s investment editor, who is watching closely at activity on the Singapore exchange.

We reveal our 225-strong list of the world’s best bond managers, hear from top US fund buyers on how to win them over, and analyse why private equity isn’t interested in buying up asset managers.

Fund selectors tell us their peeves and preferences when it comes to meeting asset management salespeople. Plus we analyse top-rated managers running small equity funds and hear from Abrdn’s sustainability chief.

We hear from the CEOs of Impax and Liontrust on how they built their respective firms, while the outgoing Quilter chief provides insight into the UK market chaos. Elsewhere, we analyse the success of Pictet’s fund range and learn why a leading bond fund manager had to quit his most recent job.

Market veterans Keith Skeoch and Robert Kyprianou offer insight on the changing returns environment and liability-driven investments. Elsewhere, we examine the funds reaching their third birthdays, analyse the UK’s answer to SFDR, and hear from the editor of Citywire France on what’s keeping investors occupied.