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White papersInvesting in the AI era: growth, gains, and risks
Breaks down where AI-driven growth is most compelling — and where valuation and execution risks remain.
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White papersAI world of opportunities
Highlights how AI is reshaping global markets, creating investment opportunities across multiple sectors.
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White papersThe AI boom: Bubble risk or durable cycle?
Examines whether today’s AI-driven market rally reflects sustainable productivity gains or speculative excess.
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White papers2026 Private Infrastructure Outlook
Outlines growth drivers for private infrastructure in 2026, led by energy transition, data centers, and digitalization.
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White papersDon’t overlook the world: The case for going global in equity investing
Argues that global diversification offers better risk-adjusted returns as leadership broadens beyond U.S. equities.
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White papersFederal Reserve Chair Nomination: Kevin Warsh
Looks at what a potential Kevin Warsh nomination could mean for Fed policy direction and market expectations.
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White papersA blockbuster, but skewed, tax refund season
Tax refunds are coming in strong, but unevenly distributed — shaping consumer spending patterns and near-term economic momentum.
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White papersJanuary 2026 FOMC meeting: Policy rates on hold, nothing to see here
The Fed keeps rates unchanged, signaling patience as inflation cools and growth remains resilient.
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White papersSpillovers of the “K-shape” consumer to securitized debt markets
Explores how uneven consumer spending is affecting performance across securitized credit segments.
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White papersFixed income: Resilient markets, selective opportunities
Fixed income markets stay robust, with attractive opportunities emerging through active, selective positioning.
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White papersIndustrials: An AI beneficiary with broader catalysts
Industrials stand to gain from AI investment cycles, alongside reshoring, infrastructure spending, and automation.
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White papersA new flashpoint in U.S/Europe trade relations
Rising trade tensions between the U.S. and Europe introduce fresh risks for global growth and supply chains.
