Following the GFC, central banks across much of the developed world have cut interest rates to historic lows and embarked on various unconventional policies to...

Following the GFC, central banks across much of the developed world have cut interest rates to historic lows and embarked on various unconventional policies to stimulate growth, including bond purchases (so-called QE). While these policies have enjoyed mixed success in boosting general economic activity, they have succeeded in inflating asset prices. Banks, property companies and housebuilders have been amongst the key beneficiaries. Click here: (VIEW LINK) to see how K2 is benefiting from this trend.