insights.

We believe the conditions are now right to reconsider European equities, a traditional consensual underweight in global investors’ portfolios.

We expect that nascent trends aiming to improve the overall health of society at potentially lower cost will enjoy strong tailwinds in the coming decade.

We believe a transport revolution is underway to untangle the complex web of emissions from economic development.

The pandemic spurred a selloff of corporate bond markets that brought higher yields back into the fray as it raised concern about default risks from the economic shutdown.

Asian economies have delivered innovative, thoughtful policy response to the pandemic. We believe this will further support Asian credit markets. 

Our CIOs explore the theme of change as expressed through long-term trends, considering how LOIM strategies stand to benefit.

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A number of long-term trends are reshaping the global landscape. These structural trends can provide rich and varied sources of potential outperformance.

At Lombard Odier, we believe that investors can capture the opportunities presented by mega-trends and mega-challenges through a trends-based approach to investment.  

Trends investing enables investors to capture the opportunities presented by mega-challenges and mega-trends, in the form of sustainable long-term returns. 

The indiscriminate selloff in corporate credit failed to reflect sector exposure to the pandemic, opening windows of opportunity.

Investing in the world’s future most valuable brands requires an understanding of the secular forces driving long-term societal change and consumer megatrends. 

The last decade was about low volatility and the triumph of passive investments. Welcome to a very different decade.

There are clear openings in corporate bond markets for long-term investors to finally resolve the low yield conundrum of recent years.

Our climate transition strategy captures opportunities across all sectors created by the urgent need to transition to net-zero emissions.

We expect the pandemic to act as very strong accelerator for digital trends, creating substantial opportunities for financial technology (or FinTech) companies.

In this video, portfolio manager Jeroen van Oerle outlines five core beliefs we think will drive investment opportunities in this space over the next 10 years.

Our CIOs sift through extraordinary central bank intervention, examining the opportunities created for investors across asset classes.

A 'pull and push' is emerging between ongoing damage from the pandemic, and extraordinary central bank intervention.

COVID-19 shocks have firmed the Swiss franc and distorted corporate bond prices. How will the SNB respond? And why are liquidity and quality more important than ever?  

Latest thematic strategy focuses on capturing value from the global expansion of financial technology services.

FinTech can enable a more inclusive society by broadening access to financial services. This greater inclusion applies to both emerging and developed markets.

Our crossover strategy maintains an average investment grade rating, and selects the best quality of high yield (including fallen angels) to enhance returns. 

We are heading for the exit but are not yet out of the woods. Our CIOs explain how they are navigating volatility for potential upside.

Extraordinary government and central bank stimulus have put a floor under markets, but the economic outlook remains clouded by uncertainty.

Convertibles offer a rare value proposition at the moment: a generous yield on quality senior debt, and a heavily discounted, long-term option on the equity rebound.

Emerging markets will not emerge unscathed from this crisis. A highly selective approach to EM investing is required.

There are a few points for pension schemes to consider that we believe can truly help to manoeuvre through such challenging times.

An alternative data perspective of the initial trends and economic implications of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Defensive strategies are at the core of our multi-asset portfolios. Our experts share their views on how to navigate current market conditions.

We believe indiscriminate selling has created attractive relative value opportunities, but this is not the time for indiscriminate buying.

Market sentiment appears to be stabilising, but we expect a fragmented recovery will continue to create dispersion and relative value opportunities.

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In this audiocast, Maxime Perrin, Senior Analyst Convertible Bonds, will explain how convertibles could take advantage of dislocations.

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In this on-demand audiocast, Diraj Bajaj, Head of Asian Credit and Lead Portfolio Manager, will explain the current market situation and fund performance.

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In this audiocast, CIO Fixed Income Yannik Zufferey, explains the current market situation and the implications for corporate credit strategies. 

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Financial technology disrupts existing financial services. In this webinar, portfolio manager Jeroen van Oerle shares his views on the future of FinTech.

Our CIOs explain why we believe that the best offense is a strong defense, especially in the current environment.

We have a cautious, somewhat defensive stance and are focusing on the opportunities that are forming. The recovery in China gives us reasons for optimism.

FinTech has already revolutionised financial services and we believe it will evolve into a new financial service sector comprised of very different players.

Strategy targets opportunities arising from a carbon-constrained and climate-damaged world.

While some industries are likely to suffer from the impact of the oil price crash and the COVID-19 virus, overall we expect this will have a positive impact. 

We need to move away from a wasteful, idle, lopsided and dirty (or WILD) economy, and towards a circular, lean, inclusive and clean (or CLIC) economy.

A more holistic approach to tracking the path of global emissions is required, one that goes beyond carbon footprinting.

Lombard Odier Investment Managers announces the appointment of Rebeca Coriat as Head of Stewardship, based in London.

A number of strategies and solutions can support companies shift to a net-zero economy, creating energy and cost savings for those that embrace the transition. 

Our views on the impact of COVID-19 remain fluid and are watching the resumption in China carefully to calibrate economic damage from the virus outbreak. 

Lombard Odier Investment Managers announces that it has bolstered its long-standing convertible bond franchise with the addition of two experienced professionals to the existing team.

We regard climate-damage adaptation activities as an intrinsic part of the climate transition.

Jeroen van Oerle and Christian Vondenbusch discuss the FinTech strategy and how digital technologies are changing financial services and companies.

There are a variety of risks and opportunities in Asia in 2020. Asian equities continue to look attractive due to continued earnings growth and undemanding valuations, in our opinion.

Academic Nick Baltas presents to LOIM his research on the impact of crowding, timing, and performance dispersion in alternative risk premia (ARP) investing.