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People NewsRedevco accelerates growth in logistics sector with acquisition of Roebuck
Amsterdam, September 16, 2025 – Redevco, one of Europe’s largest privately-owned real estate managers, today announces the acquisition of Roebuck, a specialist logistics investment and asset manager with approximately €1 billion in assets under management across the UK and continental Europe.
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WebinarJoin us for an in-depth look at the 2026 Investment Outlook for pension funds
Tuesday 9 December 2025, 9:00 am EDT / 2:00 pm GMT
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White papersEmerging from Behind the Scenes: Finding Income Further Afield
Welcome to AB’s Alpha Females, the Multi Asset Investment Podcast from AllianceBernstein. I’m Karen Watkin and I’m a fund manager in the Multi Asset Solutions team here at AB. The Alpha Females are those women who have developed unique areas of expertise and made their mark in the investment industry. For many clients, generating income from their investments is a priority. But market conditions are very different now from those that we’ve had over the past decade.
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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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White papersMacro brief: Ten talking points on Japan for 2026 and beyond
The October election of Japan’s first female prime minister promises to bring greater dynamism to society. All eyes are now on Sanae Takaichi’s focus on more expansionary fiscal and monetary policies.
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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 papersMarket data: the strategic imperative for institutional investors
In today’s interconnected financial ecosystem, market data is not just an operational necessity, it’s a strategic asset. It’s the foundation for analytics, indices and execution strategies. For institutional investors managing large-scale portfolios, the ability to access, interpret and act on accurate data is critical to maintaining performance and mitigating risk in volatile markets.
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White papersPrivate credit’s evolution
The private credit market has experienced remarkable growth, reaching $1.7 trillion in assets under management and 13% annual growth since the 2008 financial crisis. Rather than signalling a bubble, this expansion represents the evolution of a maturing asset class, offering institutional investors compelling opportunities for those who can navigate its increasing complexity.
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White papersHow emerging market debt is adapting to a sea of change
Emerging market debt (EMD) has historically been viewed as a tactical allocation, but structural improvements in policy credibility, fiscal discipline, and market depth now position it as a core component of a diversified portfolio. We think EMD is attractive for investors looking for a stable allocation to an asset class that is supported by strong growth, increasing credibility, and diversification.
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White papersAI’s insatiable appetite for energy
The rapid expansion of AI datacentres is placing increasing demands on electricity providers and energy grids. Velika Talyarkhan and Michael Yamoah examine the challenges for governments and companies.
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White papersGlobal pension trends: What to expect in 2026
The world’s pension assets are concentrated in 22 major markets and total some US$58.5trn, as at the end of 2024, with the US accounting for 65%. In all, the top seven markets – the US, UK, Japan, Netherlands, Switzerland, Australia, and Canada - account for US$53.5trn.
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White papersInsurance outlook: Managing change is business as usual
We live in a fast-changing world, where organisations need to adapt in order to thrive – and this is especially true for insurance companies. Insurers are impacted by economic cycles and fundamentals, but unlike many other sectors, they must also navigate financial market risks and ongoing developments in regulatory frameworks. In the current fluid environment, agility and risk management are key.
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White papersOutlook 2026: Core investment implications
While the global economy demonstrated remarkable resilience in 2025, the true impact of US tariffs – one of the year’s dominant stories - remains uncertain. However, the International Monetary Fund has raised its 2025 global growth forecast to 3.2% from the 3.0% it projected in July and has kept its 2026 estimate at 3.1%.
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White papersEuropean equities - European strategic autonomy: A long-term investment opportunity
Europe is deepening its quest for strategic autonomy. What began as a post-pandemic policy slogan has evolved into a financial reality, with tangible investment implications – Europe now allocates billions annually to defence, industrial resilience, and key technology sectors.
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White papersThink global beyond the tech race
“The tech capex supercycle is no longer just a US story — China is catching up, and global adoption across industries is turning this into a global opportunity.”
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White papers‘Controlled Disorder’ with room for accidents
We will remain in an environment of heightened geopolitical risk in 2026. This is a result of various megatrends still playing out, including: the transition to multipolarity, economic warfare, US–China competition, as well as the arms and technology race underway. The war in Ukraine and tensions in the Middle East are additional factors. As geopolitical risk remains elevated, so is the likelihood of downside surprises and tensions flaring up. However, geopolitics also defines trends that bring opportunities. While uncertainty will prevail, geopolitics in 2026 will bring both upsides and downsides for investors.
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White papersKeep it turning
A spirit of endurance has characterized the market rally of the past year and looks set to persist in 2026. So will some of the asset price paradoxes that are emerging as the global economy transitions to a new innovation-led regime and as geopolitics enters a phase of controlled disorder.
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White papers2026 Investment Outlook
A spirit of endurance has characterized the market rally of the past year. This looks set to persist in 2026 as the global economy transitions to a new innovation-led regime and geopolitics enters a phase of controlled disorder.
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White papersBuilding hospitality ecosystems for long-term value
Hospitality investment in southern Europe has evolved far beyond the traditional model of beds and beaches. Over the past five years, the market has matured, shaped by institutional capital flows, demographic shifts, and a reimagining of what leisure real estate can offer. At Arrow, we’ve built a substantial portfolio of hospitality businesses across the region. What we see is an increasingly sophisticated investment landscape, where scale, operational capability, and ecosystem control are the foundations of long-term value creation.
