Indosuez’s Qian Su recommends alts for diversification in pro-risk stance
Head of investment management Asia, Qian Su, has also added equity hedge funds with systematic strategies in the US and Asia and also natural resources funds.
Investors are beginning to distinguish between winners and losers across the technology sector, according to Man Group’s Sumant Wahi.
Infrastructure equities are seeing a growth inflection not yet recognised by the market, according to James Wigley, portfolio manager at Pictet Asset Management.
Artificial Intelligence is helping drive an unprecedented breakout in US GDP growth and “extraordinary” earnings growth, according to BlackRock’s global chief investment strategist.
Structural drivers underpin demand in global infrastructure and real estate, as equity return assumptions move lower, said Aberdeen Investments.
Asia is at the meeting point of capital, compute, talent, and algorithms, and where every token the world consumes ultimately has to be made, says Morgan Stanley Investment Management’s Jitania Kandhari.
Earnings momentum should support markets, says JP Morgan Asset Management’s Sylvia Sheng.
There is a disconnect between fundamentals and valuations in emerging market equities, according to T. Rowe Price’s Agnes Ng.
Investors should prepare for more bouts of positively correlated equity and bond moves, according to Matthew Quaife, global head of multi asset investment management at Fidelity International.
Portfolio resilience is now central to sovereign wealth funds’ portfolios, according to an Invesco survey.
Healthcare’s defensive qualities and non-discretionary demand make it more relevant than ever, according to asset managers.
Multi asset investors may be taking on more tech exposure than they realise in their emerging market equity allocations.
Roughly 50% of respondents in Schroder’s Global Investor Insight survey said they were concerned about a downturn or recession.
Aberdeen Investments’ head of Apac fixed income, Adam McCabe, prefers high-quality, short-duration bonds.
Chinese consumer savings migrating into investment products will be a huge opportunity for asset managers, according to Yimei Li, chief executive officer of China Asset Management Company.
The next decade could be very different from the low-volatility environment that followed the global financial crisis.