The war in Iran and stagnation fears have prompted a reassessment of bonds as part of traditional investment portfolios.

Investors will need to prioritise adaptability and portfolio resilience in an era of supply shocks.

Although markets have recovered, geopolitical risks remain. Alan Dunne outlines why a market collapse is not inevitable.

How should we be looking at forming genuinely resilient, opportunity-aware portfolios over the next decade?

This whitepaper examines a diversified approach to a shifting regime when it comes to investment.

Gold is having a moment. Here, Alan Dunne explores the case, the context and the call of gold in the all-weather portfolio.

How to build a portfolio to capture equity gains but manage the downside.

Alan Dunne joined John Kennedy on Bank of Ireland's Think Business Podcast to chat about the growth of family offices in Ireland.

Alan Dunne joined Newstalk's Breakfast Business show to preview the ECB meeting and discuss US inflation data and the surge in Oracle's share price.

The fight to choose the next Federal Reserve Chair could be the most consequential since Paul Volcker’s appointment in 1979

While portfolios appear diversified, with allocations to multiple asset classes, the actual level of resilience is often much weaker.

Portfolios need to be robust enough to navigate uncertainty, not optimized for a single forecast.