When it comes to advisors' use of AI, trust isn’t a technology issue, it’s a relationship issue – particularly for women.
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When it comes to advisors' use of AI, trust isn’t a technology issue, it’s a relationship issue – particularly for women.
As liquidity conditions evolve and profit growth expands globally, opportunities are emerging beyond the Magnificent 7 and other momentum-driven market leaders.
Amid a fluid market environment, the Research Team continues to focus on opportunities driven by long-term secular themes.
Why a more selective and active approach to fixed income now may help improve risk-adjusted returns.
Janus Henderson's 2026 Investor Survey found that most investors view AI as a durable, long-term structural force rather than a fleeting trend.
The opportunity set for Japanese equities stretches far beyond the market's headline winners.
Human cognitive labor, once scarce, is now abundant with AI. Investors will need to follow where that scarcity is being relocated.
Investors questioning the scale of AI CapEx or the theme’s durability need only look to extensive supply bottlenecks to assuage concerns.
Marc Pinto and Lucas Klein explore opportunities for repositioning within high-profile and underappreciated themes.
Alex Veroude looks objectively at market moves to better balance risks and opportunities.
Our 2026 Investor Survey highlights why it’s important for advisors to be open with clients about how they’re implementing artificial intelligence (AI) in their practices.