All Strategies articles – Page 9
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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.
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White papersAhead of the Curve: Economic convergence and what it could mean for bond investors
This year has seen huge shifts in the macroeconomic and geopolitical landscape. Principles such as free trade, globalisation and central bank independence that have underpinned the global economy for decades are being challenged. Despite this, credit spreads are at all-time tight levels and equity markets at historic highs.
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White papersMade in America is making a comeback
“Made in America” has been a government policy, a political slogan and a marketing strategy throughout US history. Going as far back as the Revolutionary War, the Homespun Movement encouraged colonists to make their own blankets and clothing in symbolic resistance to British economic control.
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White papersDefining and Capitalizing on the ABF Opportunity
Asset-Based finance (ABF) is gaining traction across private credit. In this Q&A with Private Debt Investor, Jim Moore, Head of Private Placements and ABF, shares how the market is evolving and why ABF is becoming a strategic focus for investors.
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White papersRegulatory Reboot Could Transform Taiwanese Insurers’ Portfolios
Big changes are in store for Taiwan’s insurance regulation—and allocations may feel the impact.
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WebinarThe Great Global Restructuring - What's driving investment markets as global dynamics shift?
Watch our panel as they explore the challenges and opportunities of a global restructuring and the potential implications for markets.
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White papersFrom Income to Outcomes: The Evolution and Future of Fixed Income
Changes in market structure, technology, data, and investor behaviour are transforming the asset class—and helping investors achieve their objectives. These changes have profound implications for institutions and the asset managers who serve them. We believe the future belongs to the managers with the skill, scale, and experience to convert data into insight, complexity into clarity, and fixed income allocations into engineered outcomes.
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PodcastDeciphering conflicting signals - Global Investment views by Outerblue Convictions
Returning from trips to major summits in Washington and Shanghai, Monica Defend, Head of the Amundi Investment Institute, sits down with our host, Swaha Pattanaik, to discuss the tone on the ground and how this compares to what we’re seeing in the markets and our own economic forecasts for the months to come.
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White papersRethinking equity allocation from a global perspective
Due to the relatively high level of volatility associated with holding equities, it is hard to escape their gravitational pull on total portfolio risk and return.
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White papersOcean pledges create waves of opportunity
At a UN ocean conference in June, dozens of countries promised to ratify the High Seas Treaty to bring it into force. The aim is to protect marine life by curbing overfishing, and ensure that the ocean is managed sustainably. What are the implications for companies and investors? By Ming Yang, Shoa Hirosato and Xinyu Pei.
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White papersAI revolution needs shift in engagement focus
There is little doubt that advances in AI represent huge opportunities for society and, as a consequence, for investors too. However, there is equally little doubt that the breakneck pace of development is creating significant risks. As a result, the Global SMID Equity Engagement team have developed a proprietary Responsible AI Assessment Framework to encourage the successful adoption and implementation of this new technology across industry, leading to better work and more productive workplaces.
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White papersThe Rise of the Core-Satellite Approach in Fixed Income Portfolio Construction
While indexed strategies continue to take the starring role in many fixed income portfolios, the remaining risk budget isn’t sitting idle. Learn why the Core-Satellite approach to asset allocation is gaining popularity among institutional investors.
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White papersChina: Strategic Choices in a Changing Century
China and the US have agreed on a one‑year pause in their trade war, signalling a willingness to manage risks. While both remain committed to enhancing their own supply‑chain and technology autonomy, this “ceasefire” should not be interpreted as a strategic reset; rather, it’s a pragmatic step towards coexistence.
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White papersHuman Capital Assessment via Large Language Models alignment
In the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, the concept of human capital has gained renewed interest, both in academic literature and in corporate strat egy, particularly through Sustainability reporting and Human Resources (HR) practices. As the world of work undergoes rapid transformation driven by the consequences of the pandemic, heightened geopolitical tensions and the acceler ated expansion of artificial intelligence, organizations are faced with a new set of challenges.
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White papersRevisiting the Case for Active Investing in an AI-Heavy Market
What might happen when the promise of AI meets market reality?
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White papersETF spectrum: Aligning active options
ETFs are no longer just index trackers: today’s market spans traditional passive, systematic active, fundamental active and option-overlay strategies – so investors must look past the label.
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White papersIs the U.S. Shutdown Impact About to Hit?
While U.S. consumer sentiment has broadly held up, it may begin to crumble in certain segments, potentially impacting the sector at its most important time.
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White papersBeyond the comfort zone: emerging markets in the private credit 2.0 era
Throughout its history, private credit has thrived on structural change. But as developed markets mature, the case for diversification is growing stronger. Felipe Berliner, Co-Founder and Head of Structuring, sets out why emerging markets could be the next frontier for the private credit asset class.
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White papersEurope’s AI challenges and opportunities
While Europe registers strength in AI research and patents, its limited funding, regulatory burden and energy-infrastructure constraints hinder the commercial scaling of AI — putting its markets at a disadvantage versus U.S. peers, though selective opportunities remain in sectors positioned for AI-infrastructure growth.
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White papersA diversified offence in private credit as the best defence
Amid elevated uncertainty, investors are increasingly being drawn to private credit as a resilient asset class that can deliver attractive risk-adjusted returns, diversification, and income stability.
