Global dividends reached $568 billion in the second quarter of 2023, with underlying growth of 6.3%.
Insights
The Corporate Debt Index is a long-term study into trends in company indebtedness around the world, the investment opportunities this provides and the risks it presents.
A discussion on the key drivers of global dividend growth in 2022 and why further dividend growth is possible this year.
Why the small- and mid-cap space may present opportunities in the current economic environment.
The more cyclical nature of European equities versus the U.S. and their lower relative valuations may present strong upside potential.
The healthcare sector has proved resilient during past market downturns and may offer growth opportunities regardless of the recession outlook.
How being nimble and flexible in a short-term fixed income allocation can help investors maintain stability during rate volatility.
After investors had wisely been moving to the short end of the yield curve, intermediate-duration bonds may now be more attractive.
The PCS Team explains why certain trends may prove to be supportive for both investment-grade and high-yield credit in 2023.
The latest edition of the Janus Henderson Global Dividend Index shows that global dividends reached a third-quarter record of $416 billion.
A look at high-yield bonds and why some investors might consider a strategic allocation to high yield.