Our 10-Year Capital Market Assumptions look beyond cyclical fluctuations and focus on the structural forces poised to influence the decade ahead.
In unserem Outlook gehen Investitions- und Marktführer von BNY auf sechs zentrale Fragen ein, von denen wir glauben, dass sie das Jahr 2026 prägen werden.
The BNY Investment Institute’s base case for the global economy this quarter is Recovery (40% probability), followed by Expansion (30% probability) and Slowdown (25% probability). Read the latest issue of Vantage Point, the team's quarterly economic analysis, for more.
Equity markets have delivered strong returns in recent years, prompting some investors to overlook the role of bonds in a portfolio. But periods of market stress consistently highlight the value of fixed income. When equities decline, bonds have historically helped preserve capital and stabilize portfolio outcomes.
Insight Investment outlines seven strategies skilled active managers can use when seeking to generate excess returns relative to benchmarks.
The BNY Mellon Global Credit Fund celebrates 10 years. Adam Whiteley, head of global credit at Insight Investment, reflects on the Fund’s success, key active calls, the case for global credit today and future positioning.
Checkpoints is a comprehensive monthly chartbook highlighting major top-of-mind themes that could shape financial markets in the near term. In addition to the broader macroeconomic discussion, Checkpoints delivers detailed views on major asset classes, including global equities, fixed income and real assets.
Walter Scott identifies quality companies using three key factors. Client investment manager Murdo MacLean explains why each matters.
Tech’s shine is fading, making way for differentiated portfolios to flourish, says BNY Investments Newton global equity income portfolio manager, Jon Bell.
Walter Scott has been taking a close look at software companies. Client investment manager George Dent explains why.
In this video, BNY Investments Newton global income portfolio manager, Jon Bell assesses whether artificial intelligence (AI) is a bubble and outlines some potential ways to diversify exposure to the large tech players in the space.