All Equities articles – Page 3
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White papersThe Ghost Rally: What We See Really Driving Emerging Markets in 2026
When a handful of stocks drive an entire index, history suggests investors should pay close attention
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White papersArticle Tech IPOs play leapfrog
Disruption may turn yesterday’s winners into tomorrow’s also rans.
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White papersClean energy investment: Balancing energy security with net zero
In the face of escalating geopolitical tensions, technological innovation, and the urgent need to transition to a low carbon economy, the global energy landscape is fundamentally shifting.
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PodcastCheaper, smarter and ever broader uses: AI offers a long growth runway
Artificial intelligence (AI) models continue to get smarter and cheaper, spurring adoption and expanding the total addressable market. Pamela Hegarty and Derek Glynn, Co-portfolio Managers of BNPP AM’s disruptive technology strategy provide Daniel Morris, Chief Market Strategist, with their expert views of the current AI industry and its investment potential, not least in supporting both training and inferencing applications.
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White papersCan Asia’s AI frontrunners stay the course?
Taiwan and South Korea have set the pace but the growth trade has become a crowded one.
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VideoVideo For IPOs, a three-legged stool worth touting
Resilience, timing and the pipeline have supported a robust IPO market this year.
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White papersCIO Weekly: Can the U.S. Consumer’s Resilience Last?
With so much in geopolitics and markets to be distracted by, the importance of the U.S. consumer can be easily overlooked. In our view, it’s time the consumer came back into focus.
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White papersThe intelligence dividend: what AI means for portfolios
The AI investment boom is reshaping capital markets at a historic pace, but its effects on growth, inflation, and employment are far more nuanced than the headlines suggest. Nuveen’s latest research cuts through the noise, examining what the data actually shows about AI’s productivity payoff, its surprisingly complex inflation footprint, and what it all means for portfolio positioning today. Explore the full paper to see where the opportunities and risks may lie in navigating this evolving landscape.
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VideoAre small caps set for a U-turn?
After an earnings recession, small caps’ fortune is set for a positive pivot.
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VideoNeuberger Private Markets: Q1 2026 Preliminary Valuation Summary & Analysis
Doug Manor, Managing Director, Neuberger Private Markets, provides an overview of private equity markets and an outlook based on trends in the marketplace.
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White papersIn an Unsettled World, Value Investing Can Add a Layer of Defense
Why have value stocks been more durable than expected in today’s uncertain market environment?
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White papersWhy private equity matters: The case for PE
Most portfolios are built around public markets, but most U.S. businesses are privately held and only accessible through private equity. In the latest edition of “The Lead,” Churchill Asset Management’s Randy Schwimmer makes a compelling case for why private equity deserves a place in private wealth portfolios, from its potential to reduce volatility to its historically stronger returns over full market cycles. Explore the full newsletter to see what the opportunity looks like.
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White papersCIO Weekly: To Infinity and Beyond…SpaceX’s IPO
The SpaceX IPO is without precedent in scale and structure. Its implications for markets, indices and portfolios extend well beyond the deal itself.
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White papersThe Great Rotation: Why the Recent Value Rally Is Ready to Resume
Barring a protracted stalemate in Iran, we believe value stocks are poised to resume their pre-conflict rally.
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White papersA wider pitch: lessons from the largest football World Cup in history
The 2026 football World Cup will be the largest in history. For the first time, 48 nations will compete, up from 32, and it will be co‑hosted across three countries: the United States, Canada and Mexico. This expanded format creates more qualifying places, particularly for regions that have historically been under‑represented and introduces additional routes into the tournament.
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White papersRethinking diversification in a tightly linked global market
Despite the S&P 500’s resilience amid the Middle East conflict, its concentration remains a concern, underscoring the importance of diversification. However, achieving diversification has become more challenging as global markets remain interconnected through AI supply chains, reducing regional differentiation. At the same time, regions most exposed to the Middle East conflict have lost their appeal as effective diversifiers. Against this backdrop, investors must reassess their approach, with a focus on differentiated and independent growth drivers to build more resilient portfolios.
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White papersStock market outlook: 3 themes for the second half of 2026
If you take your cues from the daily news headlines, you can find any number of reasons to feel squeamish about the stock market.
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White papersEconomic Update June 2026
Global markets are navigating an increasingly uneasy mix of geopolitical risk and shifting macro fundamentals. The escalation in the Middle East has reintroduced a stagflationary impulse via higher energy prices, yet risk appetite has remained resilient. Equities have pushed to new highs even as long‑end bond yields have climbed to multi‑decade levels, reflecting inflation, fiscal and policy uncertainty.
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White papersAI’s long-term investment potential continues to ratchet up
While geopolitical tensions continue to dominate global headlines, one topic remains at the forefront of investor discourse: the technology sector – and more specifically, artificial intelligence and its long-term potential.
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White papersMulti-Asset Investments Views: From extreme caution to upside chasing
On 17 April, with the Iranian regime having confirmed US President Donald Trump’s claim that negotiations were indeed ongoing in a bid to put an end to the Middle East conflict, we increased our equity exposure to its maximum overweight.
