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  • 28.11.2023

    Bell’s small & mid-cap portfolio – a bellwether

    Today, global SMID caps might represent one of the last areas within equities where the balance between fundamentals and valuations has been largely preserved.

  • 21.11.2023

    European real estate: capitalising on market dislocations

    The real estate market has had its share of upheavals and is in flux as Europe’s economies battle with the consequences of rising inflation and interest rates, weakening demand, and contracting exports, not to mention the unrest in Eastern Europe and the Middle East. Meanwhile real estate has its place as a value creator in investors’ portfolios.

  • 08.11.2023

    Global equities: time in the market rather than timing the market

    With a rebound in EPS growth expected for 2024, though with disparities between market segments, and with interest rates and inflation still at elevated levels, active management is key.

  • 07.11.2023

    Impact investing: managing short-term expectations

    Le Temps (06.11.2023) - In the last two years, returns from impact strategies have been fairly disappointing, particularly compared with investments focusing on major tech stocks.

  • 30.10.2023

    Building an efficient equity portfolio of global leaders today

    Research has shown that 30 stocks is enough for a portfolio to efficiently diversify risks – and this without even taking into account the added benefits of active stock selection.

  • 13.10.2023

    Assessing positive impact in pharmaceuticals

    Pharma is a complex and fast-changing industry that plays a vital role in improving health outcomes and global access to medicines.

  • 15.09.2023

    Private infrastructure: Providing access to the key drivers of the infrastructure transition

    Le Temps - (28.08.2023) - While they’re going through a bit of a rough patch, private markets have performed better in the last couple of decades than their public market peers.

  • 12.09.2023

    Tricky times for gold

    Finanz und Wirtschaft (09.09.2023) - Over the summer months, gold has struggled to rise in a meaningful manner. The metal traded in a relatively tight USD 100 range this summer, roughly between USD 1,890 and USD 1,990. Gold price volatility continued to decline, and the latest one-month implied volatility is only 10%, the lowest in years. This shows that markets do not expect any sharp moves in either direction over the coming months.

  • 30.08.2023

    Reversing obesity to lighten the load on health and the economy

    With obesity on the rise all over the world despite efforts to reverse the trend, impact investors need to join the fray alongside policymakers to reduce the increased mortality and the costs caused by the condition.

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