After years of synchronization, global monetary and fiscal policies are now moving in different directions, reflecting varying growth dynamics, inflation pressures and policy priorities.
Artificial intelligence (AI) has rapidly advanced from novelty to an integral part of workflows and daily life. Adoption is already surpassing many of the expectations from a few years ago. As usage accelerates, we look beyond productivity gains to see which firms can turn technological advantage into lasting market power.
It’s a common question among fixed income investors: why are some bonds called early? Insight Investment’s high yield team answers this and explores some of the opportunities it can create.
Ella Hoxha, Co-head of BNY Investments Newton’s Real Return team, sees a constructive yet fragile outlook for financial markets, with opportunities arising from potential monetary policy easing balanced by persistent risks, including inflation and valuation constraints.
The outlook for the healthcare sector remains positive despite its recent challenges, says Walter Scott client investment manager George Dent.
In this video, Fabien Collado, portfolio manager of the Responsible Horizons Euro Corporate Bond strategy, shares his thoughts on the evolution of labelled bonds in Europe and explains why robust due diligence is integral to spotting and validating opportunities
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.
Watch a quarterly Fund update with April LaRusse: Head of Fixed Income Specialists at Insight Investment.