Welcome to the IPE Reference Hub. This site uses cookies. Read our policy.

  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to navigation
  • IPE.com
  • IPE Real Assets
  • IPE Reference Hub
  • IPE Quest
  • Impact Investor
Reference Hub
Reference Hub
Mast navigation
  • Register
  • Subscribe
  • Sign In
Search our site
Menu
Close menu
  • Home
  • Find Managers
  • Find Research
  • Real Assets Hub
  • REIM Guide
  • IPE
  • IPE Real Assets
  • IPE Quest
  • Impact Investor
  • Home
  • Find Managers
  • Find Research
  • Real Assets Hub
  • REIM Guide
  • More from navigation items

Global equities managers 2018

In summary

Download the complete survey data (pdf)

survey overview global equity managers 2018

Download the complete survey data (pdf)

Read the full analysis from IPE here >>

Supporting documents

Click link to download and view these files
  • IPE survey - Global equity managers 2018

    PDF, Size 0.64 mb

Topics

  • Asset Class Reports
  • Equities
  • Global

Related articles

  • German reforms- what do they mean for European equities?
    White papers

    German reforms: what do they mean for European equities?

    2026-07-31T15:50:00Z

    The reform plus fiscal package is genuinely large and potentially a regime change, but not yet an unqualified “buy Germany/Europe” signal. The principal upside risk is a confidence-led private capex cycle. The key downside risk is implementation failures and higher bond yields, which could turn a productive investment programme into a less equity-friendly fiscal expansion.

  • Growing hopes for an industrial renaissance in Germany
    White papers

    Growing hopes for an industrial renaissance in Germany

    2026-07-31T15:47:00Z

    Although the German economy is still characterised by a weak recovery, sluggish productivity and persistent supply constraints, the combination of an extensive infrastructure and defence spending programme and a package of 34 structural reforms is improving the medium-term outlook. While the direct impact on growth in 2027 is likely to be limited, more significant gains are expected over time, provided the reforms are implemented effectively.

  • Growing hopes for an industrial renaissance in Germany
    White papers

    Growing hopes for an industrial renaissance in Germany

    2026-07-31T15:25:00Z

    Although the German economy is still characterised by a weak recovery, sluggish productivity and persistent supply constraints, the combination of an extensive infrastructure and defence spending programme and a package of 34 structural reforms is improving the medium-term outlook. While the direct impact on growth in 2027 is likely to be limited, more significant gains are expected over time, provided the reforms are implemented effectively.

  • Privacy policy
  • Cookie policy
  • Acceptable use policy
  • Terms & conditions
hub-footer-logo   footer-logo

Copyright © 1997–2026 IPE International Publishers Limited, Registered in England, Reg No. 3233596, VAT No. 685 1784 92. Registered Office: 1 Kentish Buildings, 125 Borough High Street, London SE1 1NP

  • Contact us
  • Company Overview
  • Manage my consent
  • Subscribe to IPE
  • Follow us on X
  • Join us on LinkedIn
  • EN_People-and-the-planet_Tagline-lockup_White-RBG

Site powered by Webvision Cloud