In our outlook, BNY investments and markets leaders tackle six key questions we believe will define 2026.
Geopolitical shocks are an inherent part of investing. While major global events can trigger sharp, near-term volatility, history suggests markets stabilize, and often recover, in the months that follow.
In today’s markets, professional investment approaches are essential to unlock fixed income’s potential to deliver equity-like returns while diversifying risk, writes BNY Investments head of EMEA distribution, Gerald Rehn.
Market shocks are an inherent part of investing, and while volatility always feels unsettling in the moment, history provides a critical reminder: markets have weathered difficult periods before and have typically emerged stronger on the other side.
The BNY Mellon Global Credit Fund celebrates 10 years. Adam Whiteley, head of global credit at Insight (a BNY Investments' firm), reflects on the Fund’s success, key calls, the case for global credit today and future positioning.