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US equities: Staying focused on long-term growth themes in 2020
US equities portfolio managers Doug Rao and Nick Schommer discuss why they believe it is important to balance near-term optimism for equities in 2020 with a focus on long-term themes.
US equities: Staying focused on long-term growth themes in 2020
US equities portfolio managers Doug Rao and Nick Schommer discuss why they believe it is important to balance near-term optimism for equities in 2020 with a focus on long-term themes.
20/20 vision: the outlook for global property equities
Guy Barnard and Tim Gibson, Co-Heads of Janus Henderson’s Global Property Equities Team,
review the sector’s performance over the year and discuss the key opportunities and risks for investors in 2020.
UK election: A winter of contentment?
UK equities long/short manager Luke Newman gives his views on what an unexpectedly large Conservative majority in the UK election has meant for markets, giving some insight into early post-vote trading activity.
Quick view: UK election signals inflows and takeovers
In this video, Laura Foll, UK equities portfolio manager, outlines the initial reaction of markets to the clear Conservative majority in the UK election. She also looks at the two key longer-term implications for investors in the UK equity market.
UK election reaction: continuity and change
Paul O’Connor, Head of the UK Multi-Asset Team, gives his reaction to the UK election result and what it means for the Brexit process.
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Quick view: clarity for Christmas
Bethany Payne and Andrew Mulliner, Portfolio Managers within the Global Bonds Team, give their reaction to the UK election result in which the Conservatives took a meaningful majority.
The outlook for healthcare stocks in 2020
In the US, healthcare was a political focal point in 2019, and will likely remain so in 2020. But amid impeachment proceedings and rampant discord in Washington, the odds that the US Congress will pass sweeping healthcare legislation look low, says Portfolio Manager Andy Acker. Meanwhile, the threat of reform is prompting more innovation, which could help drive growth over the long term.
Reading the tea leaves ‒ what’s in store for China in 2020?
In this Q&A, China portfolio managers Charlie Awdry and May Ling Wee share their thoughts on the key challenges and opportunities that investors in China may face in the year ahead and how 2019 has influenced their outlook for the asset class.
Strategic Fixed Income outlook 2020 — no reflation without a soft dollar
Jenna Barnard and John Pattullo, Co-Heads of Strategic Fixed Income, share their thoughts on bond markets in the coming year; where they see risks and opportunities and where they look for clues.
Will tech earnings strengthen in 2020?
Alison Porter, Graeme Clark and Richard Clode from the UK-based Global Technology Team, review the sector’s performance year to date, and provide their views on what is in store for tech investors in the year ahead, including key risks and opportunities.
E-commerce continues to disrupt retail real estate
As physical retail spaces like shopping malls lose relevance, they are often replaced by warehouses and distribution centres that support the growing e-commerce model. Janus Henderson’s Global Property Equities Team believes this trend is causing disruption – and creating opportunities – within the real estate sector.