Generative AI is set to radically alter how humans interact with technology, likely ushering in an era of rising productivity.
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Global equities have been driven by a small number of leading companies, notably the technology giants making up the so-called Magnificent Seven. But the opportunity-set is now broadening out. Here we explore key drivers at play in Europe and Japan, as covered by portfolio managers Tom O’Hara, Rory Stokes, and Julian McManus at the recent
Janus Henderson's recent Global Investment Summit explored growth drivers in equities, noting record levels of innovation in healthcare and technology as well as developments in real estate and sustainability.
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