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Office isn’t the next retail
The Global Property Equities Team turn their attention to the office sector and the key question of how will more of us working from home impact the office market?
The quantity theory of wealth, continued
A large positive gap opened up between the actual money stock and money demand during the GFC. “Excess” money balances, on the view here, “caused” the subsequent recovery in economic activity and asset prices.
COVID-19: Understanding the science & investment implications (Part 5)
A new video series from our health care team offers unique insight into the scientific and investment implications of the COVID-19 crisis.
Residential real estate: stay home, stay safe
Guy Barnard, Tim Gibson and Greg Kuhl from the Global Property Equities Team discuss how COVID-19 is impacting the rental residential sector from both a landlord and tenant perspective and the longer-term investment case for the sector.
Global equity market neutral: tools of the trade
The coronavirus pandemic has challenged many accepted paradigms within the investment world. In this article Steve Johnstone, Portfolio Manager, outlines some of the tools that a flexible global equity market neutral strategy can deploy to try and generate performance in all market environments.
The case for high yield bonds
Using a combination of eight charts and tables, corporate credit portfolio managers Seth Meyer and Tom Ross consider some of the potential risks and opportunities within the high yield sector of fixed income.
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Technology for good: supporting the fight against COVID-19
Alison Porter, Graeme Clark and Richard Clode from the Global Technology Team discuss how ‘big tech’ companies are helping communities and governments through the pandemic and the implications this may have on the regulation of the technology sector.
The quantity theory of wealth
G7 annual broad money growth is the highest since the 1970s. The consensus argues that this will not be reflected in strong nominal GDP growth and / or rising asset prices because of a faster fall in the velocity of circulation, which has been in trend decline for 50+ years.
Quick view: the MPC maintains its stance
Oliver Blackbourn, Portfolio Manager on the UK-based Multi-Asset Team, responds to the MPC’s dovish view on prospects for the UK economy, although risks remain skewed to the downside.
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COVID-19: Understanding the science & investment implications (Part 4)
A new video series from our health care team offers unique insight into the scientific and investment implications of the COVID-19 crisis.
Warning signs ahead for indebted companies: what are the investment implications?
With many companies facing concerns over liquidity and debt as lockdowns continue, is there a way to distinguish between the winners and losers? Luke Newman, UK equities portfolio manager, gives his thoughts on the opportunities and risks for both long and short investors.
Trading bonds during a time of ferocity and velocity
Neil Rayner, Head of US Fixed Income Trading, discusses bond liquidity and the challenge of trading in illiquid markets as the COVID-19 coronavirus spreads.