All Investors articles – Page 7
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White papersChina: A new opening for investors
Deng Xiaoping symbolically opened China to the world in 1978, just two years after the passing of Mao, setting in motion a series of pro-market reforms that continue to this day.
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5G in Latin America: A region’s global competitiveness at stake
So far, this series, 5G: The Foundation for a HyperConnected World, has examined the transformational technology that will redefine communications and have lasting impacts on several industries. Most recently we’ve explored 5G’s potential impact in Africa and how the continent could benefit from the technology.
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Are Consumers Confident on a Global Scale?
Lowered Wall Street estimates for first-quarter U.S. gross domestic product growth have some financial-market participants concerned about the trajectory of the global recovery in 2018.
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Patience during volatility: A catalyst for value
Market conditions in 2017 were so calm that investors may have forgotten what it’s like to see stocks move markedly lower.
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5G in Africa: Connecting a continent ripe for innovation
So far, this series, 5G: The Foundation for a Hyper-Connected World, has examined the transformational technology that will redefine communications and have lasting impacts on several industries. Most recently we’ve explored 5G’s significance in Asia and what the future could hold.
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Factor Investing: Avoiding the pitfalls
What Is Your General Experience Of Factor Investing?
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What Next For Fixed Income?
Investors in fixed income have experienced a great calm during the decade since the global financial crisis, and in many ways this torpor has merely extended a trajectory that stretches back much further.
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Creating A Common Language For Factor Investing Demystifying Smart Beta
Investors need a clear and consistent way to talk about factors. For more than 40 years, MSCI has defined how investors use factors to analyse risk and return, from individual stocks to entire portfolios.
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German cars, Italian bags and the quality factor
Some say that high quality companies are overly expensive and question whether they should be currently held in a portfolio.
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Have we built trust in the investment management industry?
Ten years after the Global Financial Crisis, many of us are looking back, assessing what transpired and wondering what has truly changed. Lasting damage occurred on many fronts, not the least of which was a serious erosion of trust in the financial services industry.
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Can Investors Make Money in a US–China Trade War?
President Trump’s plans for tariffs on about $60 billion of Chinese imports have rattled equity markets.
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The Next Generation of Trust: A Global Survey on the State of Investor Trust
Our third investor trust survey examines changing investor expectations and how a new generation of investors and new investment tools are affecting the nature of trust.
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Shareholder Activism: Why Should Investors Care?
Institutional investors have large and diversified portfolios with substantial company ownership and strong incentives to monitor and influence the firm’s business. Active ownership is becoming a key component of their investment process.
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2017 Global Survey of Institutional Investors
Market Insight - Three Ways Institutional Investors Are Preparing for the Fallout of a Market Shift. From asset bubbles to interest rate increases to low yields, the Natixis Global Survey of Institutional Investors reveals their top concerns – and how they seek to meet average long-term return assumptions of 7.2%.
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Potential New Emerging Markets On The Block: Argentina, Saudi Arabia And Romania
As an active manager focused on the emerging markets (EM), Mirae Asset not only looks at the current EM universe, but also at leading economies within the frontier index with forthcoming prospects for inclusion into the EM benchmarks.
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25 years’ experience provides platform for outperformance in Emerging Market Debt sector
Investors were given a wake-up call in February on the challenges posed by normalising monetary policy when strong economic data in the US sparked fears that interest rates would rise faster than expected, causing the global equity correction.
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Modern Slavery, Exploitation and the Issues with Low Cost Sourcing
What is Modern Slavery?
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Value Investing – A Contrarian Bet Within European Equities
When investors structure and diversify their equity portfolios, a key reference is the value/growth style framework that has dominated the fund industry for decades. Once target allocations are set, investors then select the funds offering the most appropriate risk and reward characteristics.
