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VideoWhere do we see opportunity in emerging markets debt in 2026?
Emerging market fixed income is heading into the new year with strong momentum. With solid YTD performance and favourable macro trends, Mohammed Elmi, Senior Portfolio Manager explains why the team continue to feel optimistic for the asset class in 2026.
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White papersStewardship 2026 Outlook:A systemic shift in a changing world?
The coming year will bring both challenges and opportunities. Artificial intelligence, the climate transition and the shifting sands of geopolitics will all play an outsize role but in 2026, investor stewardship will increasingly focus on systemic economic risks and opportunities alongside the financial performance of individual investments. For universal owners – those widely invested in the economy with long-term horizons – absolute returns will matter and not just relative performance. This means stewardship needs to extend beyond corporate engagement to include active participation in shaping policy and market best practices that create environments for companies to grasp opportunities sustainably and grow profitably.
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Asset Manager NewsActis launches new Latin American hyperscale data center platform, TERRANOVA, To Accelerate Latin America’s Digital Expansion
SÃO PAULO & LUXEMBOURG, 2 December 2025: TERRANOVA, a new hyperscale data center platform established by Actis, a leading growth market investor in sustainable infrastructure, and part of General Atlantic, a global investment leader, today announced its official launch in Latin America. TERRANOVA’s mission is to power the region’s next phase of digital growth, building energy-efficient and customer-focused data centers that meet the rising demand for AI and cloud infrastructure across Brazil, Mexico, and Chile.
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White papersGlobal Investment Views - December 2025
The year is drawing to a close with most risk assets in positive territory, and global stocks and metal prices seeing multiple highs. Even the longest US government shutdown in history didn’t curb market enthusiasm. We think markets have been looking through the weakness in the belief that monetary and fiscal policy levers will be available for support, that profitability of AI investments is almost a given, and that corporate earnings will continue to exceed expectations, following a strong results season in the US, somewhat less so in Europe. The tariffs’ impact on consumption is also largely being ignored.
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White papersTime For Your Close-Up, Mr. Roboto
As artificial intelligence converges with the physical world, a variety of humanoid robots are ready to stride from the showroom floor into our daily lives.
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White papersHow US Dollar Weakness Could Buoy Emerging Markets
Emerging-market assets have benefitted from a softer dollar, which could remain weak for a while.
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PodcastBeyond Long-Only: How 130/30 SMAs May Rejuvenate Tax-Loss Harvesting
Tax-managed equity has evolved beyond the traditional long-only playbook. By adding selective shorts and leverage, 130/30 active extension strategies aim to unlock higher alpha while maintaining market-level beta—plus potentially meaningful after-tax benefits through disciplined loss harvesting. Where can this approach fit in portfolios today?
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Podcast2026 Investment Outlook - Keep it turning - Global Investment views by Outerblue Convictions
In this month’s podcast, we take a longer view than usual, as we look at our market convictions and investment views for the next 12 months. Join our host, Swaha Pattanaik, for her regular catch up with Monica Defend, Head of Amundi Investment Institute, for a whistle-stop tour around the world and across asset classes to discover the key talking points from Amundi’s 2026 Investment Outlook.
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VideoAI vs. Demographics: Jobs and the Meaning of Work
Explore AI’s impact on productivity and labor markets with Rick Brink and Inigo Fraser Jenkins. The US could benefit more than others, given its industrial composition, and AI’s social and political implications could be far-reaching. You’ll also gain insight into the strategic implications for US equities and AI’s role in shaping economic and investment outcomes.
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White papersFriendvesting: the new architecture of investment in a fractured world
For decades, institutional investors constructed global portfolios with a primary focus on economic fundamentals-growth prospects, sectoral trends, and market efficiency. Geography mattered, but mainly as a source of diversification: emerging versus developed markets, Asia versus Europe. Geopolitics, when considered at all, was the preserve of sovereign wealth funds and the occasional risk manager. That era has ended.
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White papersThe rise of AI-washing: what investors need to know
Artificial intelligence (“Al”) has become ubiquitous in today’s technological landscape. Whether it’s running algorithms that recommend streaming content, driving autonomous vehicles that navigate traffic, or even simply sorting an e-mail inbox, Al is undoubtedly a powerful tool that promises efficiency, scalability, and competitive advantage for modern technology companies. As a result, companies that focus on the enhancement of Al capabilities often garner heightened attention from investors seeking to capitalize on innovative new technologies.
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VideoGemcast Episode 7: The emerging critical mineral challenge
In episode 7 of Gemcast, Viloshan Govender, Portfolio Manager at Gemcorp Capital, discusses the huge growth in demand for critical minerals, the key drivers behind this and the crucial role the emerging world has to play in meeting this. Drawing on his career journey he sheds light on the challenges investors face and how Gemcorp Capital is using its expertise to unleash this opportunity.
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White papersPlaying the Long Game Amid Risk Market Turbulence
Among the factors driving equity market swings recently and since summer, monetary policy – and very recently, the fear of a misstep in monetary policy – has been particularly powerful.
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White papersLooking past the chaos: the time for European real estate debt
The global commercial real estate market has undergone a profound transformation since mid-2022, with rising interest rates and macroeconomic uncertainty driving a significant repricing of assets—capital values have corrected by approximately 20–25% across Europe, creating one of the most attractive entry points for real estate debt investment in over a decade.
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White papersQ4 2025 Global Trends and Tactics
Global private real estate markets are experiencing a significant turnaround, with values climbing for five consecutive quarters and total returns turning positive across all 21 tracked countries in Q2 2025, marking a decisive end to the 2022-2024 correction. Transaction volumes have surged to $739 billion over the trailing year—a 19% year-over-year increase—while real estate debt markets present compelling opportunities as lending risk diminishes, though tighter pricing reflects intensifying competition for quality assets. Read the full report to explore the data driving this global recovery and understand the investment landscape ahead.
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White papersFrom skepticism to settlements: how global class actions are delivering for investors
For institutional investors, the idea of recovering losses through securities litigation outside the United States has long carried a sense of uncertainty. The United States, with its robust class action system and the opportunity for investors to sit on the sidelines of litigation while still benefiting from recoveries, make the United States the most active jurisdiction relied upon by investors to compensate for corporate and accounting irregularities as well as misstatements. For decades, with billions in recoveries available to investors every year, there was no need for investors to seek recovery outside of the United States.
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White papersInvestor protection thirty years after the PSLRA: a creeping immunity for corporate misconduct
Since the beginning of 2025, U.S. policymakers have been systematically rolling back investors ability to challenge corporate misconduct. The SEC has purported to limit institutional investors’ ability to propose matters for a shareholder vote, to engage directly with management on issues of concern, and even to access the courts to seek relief for fraud. In the race to attract more corporations to their jurisdictions, states such as Delaware, Texas, and Nevada have dramatically limited shareholders’ rights to govern corporations organized there.
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White papersWhat makes a Qualifying Money Market Fund unique?
This document outlines what makes a fund ‘qualifying’ and why it’s worth considering a short-term sterling prime fund over bank deposits.
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White papersThe Quality Quandary in European Equities
How can investors in high-quality companies overcome this year’s performance headwinds?
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White papersMIM Q3 2025 Investment Grade Corporate Market Review and Outlook
MetLife Investment Management’s investment grade corporate credit platform delivered strong results in Q3 2025, supported by resilient investor demand, renewed appetite for duration and the Federal Reserve’s pivot toward rate cuts. Quarterly issuance reached $397 billion — 23% above the four-year average — with September’s $214 billion total ...
