All Equities articles – Page 3
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VideoPortfolio Finance: 101
In this animated explainer video, we unpack what portfolio finance is, why it’s gaining traction, and how it’s helping investors tap into private markets with flexibility, diversification, and downside protection.
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White papersRelative Value & Tactical Asset Allocation – Q4 2025
Turbulence in growth resulting from U.S. policy vacillations continues to drive expectations for global activity and inflation risks. Although initial tariff announcements resulted in a significant equity market downturn and a surge in volatility, financial markets have recovered and rallied. However, the tariff impact on data is likely to lag survey and other data, suggesting that we are unlikely to see a significant acceleration in economic activity anytime soon.
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White papersAI: Boom? Bust? Or Both?
Amid the AI frenzy are some early signs of the technology’s positive impact on productivity, raising profound implications for growth, inflation, labor markets, and asset prices.
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White papersJapanese dividends: The trend is your friend
Dividends in Japan have been growing in the past decade, and the trend is accelerating. Carl Vine, Co-Head of Asia Pacific Equities, explains why dividend growth is a compelling element of the Japan “reform” story – and why he believes the trend is set to continue.
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White papersSpectrum: A quiet revolution
Innovation and evolution are at the heart of our MDT quant strategies. Our latest Spectrum report examines how the team uses machine learning, novel factors and decision trees to gain an edge.
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White papersJapanese markets await clarity on leadership
Japanese equities hit a new record in October following the election of pro-business Sanae Takaichi as the leader of Japan’s ruling political party (LDP). However, the dust hasn’t fully settled as the long-term coalition between LDP and its partner Komeito broke down on Friday. Markets were expecting that if confirmed as PM, Takaichi’s policies to increase government spending could boost the country’s economic growth. On the other hand, the yen weakened on worries that the push for higher spending could negatively affect the government’s financial situation.
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White papersHow China’s anti-involution policy is rewiring global green tech
China is taking aim at one of its most persistent economic ailments: involution. Originally rooted in anthropology, the concept now underpins a sweeping policy shift aimed at curbing hyper-competitive, self-defeating dynamics in sectors like solar, lithium batteries and electric vehicles. Beijing’s campaign to curb margin-eroding competition is reshaping the risk-reward profile of China’s clean tech sectors, and sending signals global investors can’t afford to ignore.
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White papersU.S. equities: A constructive setup for 2026
With rate cuts likely in a non-recessionary environment and strong tech momentum, U.S. equity markets appear well-positioned for further gains into 2026.
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White papersFive forces that could stimulate the US economy
The US economy has demonstrated surprising resilience in the six months since President Trump unveiled a long list of tariffs against virtually every trading partner. In the aftermath of “Liberation Day,” fears of an imminent recession have eased as investors have started to envision a future without a tariff-induced trade war.
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White papersEuropean equities offer potential long-term growth and value
European stocks have enjoyed significant outperformance in 2025, with the regions indices comfortably outpacing other major markets.
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White papersThe impasse in the US Congress
The US government shut down on 1 October, following disagreements between Republicans and Democrats over healthcare-related spending. In particular, the Democrats are demanding an extension of the premium subsidies provided under the Affordable Care Act, which are due to expire by year-end.
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White papersParis Climate Agreement: Why the investment case remains strong
There has been increasing negative sentiment against climate change mitigation and broader sustainable investing in 2025, most notably from the second Trump administration in the US. However, we believe the case remains strong for investors aiming to align with the goals of the Paris Agreement.
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White papersWhat is the next chapter for the dollar?
Structural tailwinds that have supported the US dollar over the past three years appear to be fading: global growth is converging, the US Federal Reserve has started to cut rates, and the European Central Bank is set to hike.
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White papersThe Case for a Standalone India Allocation
India is rapidly emerging as a key player in the global economy, currently ranked as the fifth-largest with a nominal GDP of US$ 3.9 trillion. It is projected to become the third-largest economy by the end of the decade, with GDP expected to surpass US$ 6 trillion.
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White papersExploring the evolving AI landscape
This summer saw no shortage of news flow and events concerning artificial intelligence (AI). In this update, Jeffrey Lin, Head of Thematic Technology Equities, reflects on the evolving AI landscape, including technological advances and demand for infrastructure, and outlines why he believes AI innovation has the potential to deliver strong multi-decade revenue growth.
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White papersNew frontiers of semiconductor and AI innovation
The semiconductor industry stands at a fascinating juncture. For decades, its trajectory was famously charted by Intel co-founder Gordon Moore’s 1965 prediction that the number of transistors on an integrated circuit (IC) would double approximately every two years. Moore’s Law guided the industry to deliver ever smaller, faster, and cheaper chips, transforming our infrastructure, our homes, and even the mobile devices in our hands.
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White papersWhy Emerging Markets Are Holding Firm on Sustainability
As U.S. interest in environmental, social and governance investing cools, companies in emerging markets countries are ramping up their efforts—propelled by investor demands and the pursuit of lasting competitiveness.
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White papersMulti-Asset Investing Comes to the Fore
The economy and risk assets seem to be telling a conflicting story. In this environment, we believe there’s no better time to be taking a multi-asset approach to investing.
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White papersGlobal SMID Equity Engagement Report: A focus on responsible AI
This report outlines why – in light of the rapid developments in AI and the early-stage adoption across industry – we have chosen to purposefully scale up our AI-related engagement efforts with a range of companies, particularly in the software space.
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White papersOur new AI assessment of engagement sentiment
The Global Equity ESG team outline how they are using AI to elevate their engagement discourse to uncover a more nuanced view of company trajectories.
