Resilience of the West

Resilience of the West

🕔15:00, 1.Mar 2023

This week we want to take a step back from assessing cyclical conditions and second-guessing central bankers to take a look at the transatlantic relationship, spurred by a view “from the outside”, a long essay by Ding Gang, senior editor

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Mutual funds are in decline: what comes next?

Mutual funds are in decline: what comes next?

🕔14:56, 1.Mar 2023

For almost a century mutual funds have provided a simple and effective solution for investing: delegation to professionals, diversification through pooling of client assets, and security through a regulated legal structure. But times are changing, and so is the way

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EMEA-Listed ETF Flash Flows

EMEA-Listed ETF Flash Flows

🕔12:36, 1.Mar 2023

ETFs posted $2.1bn of net inflows last week. Equity gathered $1.4bn while Commodity exposures attracted $525mn. Fixed Income saw more muted net inflows of $249mn while Money Market ETFs lost $44mn.

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Fixed income at Capital Group: Targeting predictable outcomes to deliver on expectations

Fixed income at Capital Group: Targeting predictable outcomes to deliver on expectations

🕔12:16, 1.Mar 2023

Mike Gitlin, Capital Group’s head of fixed income, sets out the importance of investing in bond funds that deliver on their stated objective. He also explains what differentiates Capital Group from industry peers. We’ve heard you talk about the four

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How ESG and Value Investing Can Go Hand in Hand

How ESG and Value Investing Can Go Hand in Hand

🕔10:58, 1.Mar 2023

ESG integration can be an essential component to unlocking value. KEY INSIGHTS An increasing number of investors now acknowledge that ESG and value investing are not mutually exclusive. If ESG integration is implemented properly, it can be a crucial component to

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Long-term perspective on markets and economies

Long-term perspective on markets and economies

🕔10:09, 1.Mar 2023

Recessions are painful, no doubt about it. But they are necessary to clean out the excesses of prior growth periods, especially the more or less uninterrupted growth investors have enjoyed over the past decade.

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The “five Ds” of structurally higher inflation

The “five Ds” of structurally higher inflation

🕔08:52, 1.Mar 2023

Demographics, decarbonization, deglobalization, debt, digitalization The end of the divine stance (in particular core inflation Inflation is driven by both cyclical and structural factors. The inflation rate comprises a broad-based basked of consumption goods and services. Commodity and food prices

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