Schroders’ Dorian Carrell addresses the limitations of 60/40
Dorian Carrell, head of multi-asset income at Schroders, bases his balanced strategy on three pillars.
Allocators find infrastructure equities compelling given its growth potential combined with resilient, inflation-protected earnings.
Companies in Japan and Taiwan drove most of the growth in payouts across Asia Pacific, according to a report from Janus Henderson Investors.
Investors want alternative assets, and traditional asset managers want to provide them. Rather than do it themselves, many firms have been opting to partner up.
Morningstar has highlighted five global equity funds that are ‘best of breed’ in a recent report.
Investors should position around these three themes, according to Tomasz Godziek, head of equities at J Safra Sarasin.
the outlook for oil and the benefits of investing in natural resources.
Buyback operations for longer-dated debt doubled.
Investors are looking beyond the initial winners of the artificial intelligence (AI) story.
The Hong Kong-based investment firm said its investment profits were driven by private equity, special situations, structured credit and hedge funds.
Discounted valuations, improving policy clarity and demographic tailwinds are strengthening the case for healthcare as investors look to diversify away from ever-concentrated technology exposure, according to Yashica Reddy.
Active selection and global diversification can help investors capture attractive credit yields while maintaining quality and flexibility as AI-related issuance reshapes markets, says Sonali Pier.
The region’s success is based on more than AI and semiconductors.
McKinsey found that only 15% to 20% of HNWIs in the region have integrated life insurance into their wealth planning.
More than half value a hybrid approach combining AI with the expertise of financial professionals when making decisions.
According to insights from 225 technology leaders.
Investor uncertainty over economic policy has led to millions being pulled from equity funds