With valuations increasingly elevated, Julian McManus and Chris O’Malley explain why a selective approach to global equities is critical as we head into the near year.
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In their 2026 outlook, Lucas Klein and Marc Pinto discuss how AI and structural reforms, especially in Europe, present opportunities for selective investors.
Alex Veroude explains why the credit cycle in fixed income still has further to run in 2026, but investors should build some resilience into their portfolios.
Ali Dibadj explores key investment themes for 2026 to help actively position portfolios for resilience and growth.
Lebanon’s reform hopes hinge on banking overhaul and Hezbollah disarmament. The IMF meetings gave some further perspective on these prospects ahead of the May elections.
What does President Javier Milei’s mid-term election victory mean for Argentina's credit trajectory?
Assessing the implications of the proposed privatization of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac for fixed income investors.
U.S. companies have thus far withstood the Trump administration’s barrage of tariffs, but signs of stress are emerging in the most exposed sectors.
How the US commitment to stabilising Argentina's economy signals that policy efforts by President Milei to maintain the country’s fiscal anchor are likely to continue.
Following French Prime Minister François Bayrou’s loss of a confidence vote, Robert-Schramm Fuchs explores the implications for investors and explains why he remains positive on Europe.
Diverging economic trajectories in Europe provide fixed income investors an opportunity to tailor duration and credit exposure based on local conditions.