As we navigate emerging bifurcation and increasing opportunities, we look at the sectors and themes like AI that are driving our asset allocation and security selection.
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While options markets indicate a relatively sanguine 2026 for equities, investors should take note of a potentially worrisome absence of systemic risk.
Benjamin Wang and Zoey Zhu discuss how the historic valuation discount in small caps versus large caps combined with quality’s worst performance in 30 years creates what they view as a noteworthy setup in 2026.
Victory Park Capital discuss the opportunities and risks in this dynamic area of private credit.
Brian Demain discusses why he believes it’s important to stay focused on diversification and business-model quality heading into 2026.
Introducing some of the factors supporting the case for absolute return at a time when disruption is becoming the norm.
Brian Recht explores how AI is moving from blanket enthusiasm to competitive differentiation and why extreme market concentration creates opportunities in overlooked segments.
Jonathan Coleman explores key drivers that could support U.S. small-cap performance in 2026, including reshoring trends, M&A activity, and AI productivity gains.
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.
In their 2026 outlook, Lucas Klein and Marc Pinto discuss how AI and structural reforms, especially in Europe, present opportunities for selective investors.
Daniel Siluk and Addison Maier argue that already elevated inflation coupled with fiscal stimulus should compel bond investors to assess risks along all points of the yield curve.