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The Australian economy in 2022
Frank Uhlenbruch, Investment Strategist in the Australian Fixed Interest team, discusses the key events of 2021 and what to expect in the year ahead.
Natural resources: the nexus of sustainable development and decarbonisation
The outlook for natural resources as decarbonisation and the growing emphasis on sustainability create multi-decade investment opportunities.
ESG: Forks in the road
2022 will be pivotal for ESG investing but there are key questions the industry needs to navigate to deliver hoped-for outcomes.
Alternatives 2022: has the bull gone far enough?
Looking ahead to 2022 and considering the value of an allocation to truly diversified strategies after a year of record-breaking market highs.
Secured Credit: 2022 – year of the ‘carry’?
What is in store for secured credit markets in 2022? Colin Fleury, Head of Secured Credit, shares his views.
Sustainable equities: maintain focus on long term secular growth
Don’t be wrong-footed amid increased market volatility in 2022, says Hamish Chamberlayne.
Emerging market equities: balancing the promise of innovation with the risk of inflation
The near-term prospects for emerging market equities should be influenced by the trajectory of inflation and policy makers’ response to it.
Fixed Income: The last hurrah
The lagged impact of policy largesse should initially drive earnings and inflation, but as 2022 progresses, a more familiar picture will likely emerge.
Unlocking value in healthcare stocks
Fewer COVID-related disruptions and less regulatory uncertainty could give overlooked areas of healthcare a boost in 2022.
High yield bonds: looking beneath the bonnet
Why we believe high-yield bond returns in 2022 will be driven more by understanding the mechanics of individual companies’ fundamentals.
Australian economic view – December 2021
Liz Harrison, Fixed Interest Analyst – ESG in the Janus Henderson Australian Fixed Interest team, provides her Australian economic analysis and market outlook.
Upwardly mobile: credit’s quest for glory
Fixed income portfolio managers Tom Ross and Tim Winstone explore how a drive to improve among corporate borrowers can have winning results for both companies and investors.