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Challenging the investment maze with efficiency, convexity and conviction
cross asset

Challenging the investment maze with efficiency, convexity and conviction

Investors need efficient core and differentiated active solutions, embedded convexity and conviction in the economic transition underway.
No rules? How pragmatism is reshaping global trade
cross asset

No rules? How pragmatism is reshaping global trade

Amid growing geopolitical tensions, trade disputes and successive global shocks, investors may find opportunities in the disruption.
The new frontline: from AI build-out to ecosystem dominance
cross asset

The new frontline: from AI build-out to ecosystem dominance

The ultimate winners are likely to be the nations and firms best able to translate AI breakthroughs into a fully functioning AI ecosystem.
 
Shocked into resilience: can clean electricity solve the energy trilemma?
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Shocked into resilience: can clean electricity solve the energy trilemma?

The Hormuz oil shock cements the role of clean electrification in the diversified and resilient energy systems essential to national security.
Higher bond yields, better income: where fixed income offers value
fixed income

Higher bond yields, better income: where fixed income offers value

How should investors respond to higher yields? The fixed income team shares its views on diversified duration, selective credit and France.
Multi asset: adapting to an expensive expansion
multi-asset

Multi asset: adapting to an expensive expansion

As growth improves and interest rates rise, adjusting portfolios through dynamic risk allocation can help sustain strong performance.
Rethinking nature investment: capturing the opportunity in regeneration
sustainable investment

Rethinking nature investment: capturing the opportunity in regeneration

Perceiving nature as productive regenerative capital, we see opportunities to invest across value chains where restoring landscapes is fundamental to long-term growth potential and resilience.
The outlook for bonds: why this is not 2022 all over again
fixed income

The outlook for bonds: why this is not 2022 all over again

Rather than a new hiking cycle, we expect an ongoing recalibration as attractive all-in yields offer opportunities for investors.
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