All Developed Market articles
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White papersA new phase for Japanese equity investment
Factors such as persistent yen depreciation and short-term, stimulus-oriented fiscal measures have historically played a significant role in shaping valuations and investment styles in Japanese equities. However, signs are emerging that these structural premises are gradually changing.
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White papersThe great risk reversal: why emerging markets look structurally different in 2026
For much of the past decade, emerging markets (EM) were viewed primarily as a high-beta extension of global growth. Allocators tended to treat the asset class as cyclical exposure, sensitive to dollar strength, commodity swings, and Federal Reserve policy shifts.
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White papersMarkets on a roller coaster
“The market response to the Middle East crisis has been driven chiefly by concerns about inflation. This episode reaffirms our view that investors should remain diversified and maintain multiple layers of resilience and quality within portfolios.”
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White papersWhy the Software Sell-off Doesn’t Tell the Whole Story
The rise of AI has sown doubt within public equity markets about the software industry’s long-term viability. What might that mean for software equity investors and credit investors and lenders?
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White papersThe Memory Crunch: Winners and Losers
Memory chip prices are expected to rise sharply through 2026, driven by AI data center demand crowding out supply of traditional memory used in PCs, smartphones, servers, vehicles, and consumer electronics. This creates margin compression, product delay, and inventory risks for downstream Investment grade issuers.
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White papersAsset Allocation: Does Middle East Conflict Change the Calculus?
The Middle East conflict and its uncertainties, together with a shaky job market, challenge risk assets and growth. Vigilant of the risks on all fronts, we remain constructive in our positioning.
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White papersHow Value‑Up Reforms Are Reshaping Asian Equity Opportunities
Asian jurisdictions are enhancing their corporate governance and equity market frameworks.
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White papersEquities: Navigate the AI and Tariff Disruption—Don’t Fight It
There’s no escaping the market impact of AI disruption and tariff uncertainty. But it’s better to lean into these forces and invest selectively than to be paralyzed by them.
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White papersAs developed markets stumble over AI, emerging markets stand firm
Fears over artificial intelligence are unsettling developed market financial assets. Felipe Berliner explains why demographics and abundant natural resources should place emerging markets on firmer ground.
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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 papersWhy Emerging Market Equities now?
Emerging market (EM) equities were among 2025’s most successful investments, outperforming developed markets (DM). In this Q&A, Michael Bourke, Head of Emerging Market Equities, explores the factors driving this rally and explains why strengthening fundamentals and supportive macroeconomic conditions are fuelling optimism about the outlook for emerging markets. He also discusses the advantage of an active, long-term approach to investing in emerging markets and shares where he sees promising opportunities.
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White papersTakaichi’s landslide: Japan’s fiscal renaissance begins
With the LDP winning a two-thirds supermajority in the Lower House, ‘Sanaenomics’ has secured public endorsement.
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White papersMarket demands answers
“The ongoing tech revolution is transformative, rendering some businesses obsolete while others prosper. Therefore, it is important to distinguish structural winners from market noise — those that maintain strict capital discipline and visibility on returns from their AI investments.”
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White papersGeopolitics, tariffs and market volatility
Markets were volatile in the past few days following a weekend escalation centred on President Trump’s threats to impose additional tariffs on eight NATO members unless the US was allowed to purchase Greenland from Denmark.
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VideoTalking Markets – US Opportunities, January 2026
What if market consensus has it wrong? In this edition of Talking Markets, Hugh Grieves, Fund Manager of the Premier Miton US Opportunities Fund, unpacks the biggest shocks of 2025 - from abrupt tariff escalations and AI‑driven exuberance to an unexpected economic revival. He also explains why he believes high‑quality businesses are currently undervalued, and shares his outlook for what 2026 may bring.
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VideoGemcast Episode 8: Staying Original
In episode 8 of Gemcast, Selim Basak, Co-Founder and Head of Origination at Gemcorp Capital, discusses deal sourcing in emerging markets. He explains the key challenges in emerging markets versus developed, the importance of your network and why we take the time to work with and listen to our borrowers.
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White papersHow to thrive amid a confluence of generational shifts
If we look back at equities over recent history, markets have tended to move in decadal mega cycles, where one major ‘theme’ has dominated returns.
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White papersKey takeaways from COP30 for natural capital investors
As COP30 concluded in Brazil’s Amazon region, discussions reinforced the world’s commitment to coordinated climate action – and the essential role of private capital in achieving it. Nuveen Natural Capital’s Gwen Busby and colleagues were on the ground in São Paulo and Belém, observing emerging trends. Discover three key takeaways for investors focused on decarbonization, climate risk mitigation and sustainable land management.
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White papersMarket Outlook - Global equities: The great divide
US equity market returns are likely to continue diverging along the lines of technology and the rest of the market: the Nasdaq 100 index delivered a 50% return from the post-Liberation Day lows to the end of October while the Russell 1000 Value index rose by less than half that. That outperformance continues a long-running trend.
