Considering the investment implications for equity and debt markets due to the Russia-Ukraine situation.
Russia/Ukraine: Implications from an EM Investment Perspective
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Considering the investment implications for equity and debt markets due to the Russia-Ukraine situation.
Recent volatility says little about the tech sector’s intact ability to reshape the global economy.
Stock markets serve a dual purpose. They provide savers with returns on their investments over time, and they filter capital to the businesses best placed to earn those returns. Historically, it has been returns that have captured most investor attention. Yet today, increasingly, savers also want to make a difference with their money. Delivering follow-on capital to growing companies is a great way of doing this.
A market bounce in the event of an easing of geopolitical tensions might prove short-lived unless global real money growth revives, argues Simon Ward, Economic Adviser.
Recent volatility says little about the tech sector’s intact ability to reshape the global economy.
Recent volatility says little about the tech sector’s intact ability to reshape the global economy.
Recent volatility says little about the tech sector’s intact ability to reshape the global economy.
Recent volatility says little about the tech sector’s intact ability to reshape the global economy.
Mat Kaleel, Diversified Alternatives Portfolio Manager, discusses the sell-off in stocks and bonds in January and how investors are turning to alternative strategies for returns that are uncorrelated to market beta.
Laura Foll, Co-Portfolio Manager of Lowland Investment Company, delivers an update on the Trust, highlighting the key drivers of performance, recent portfolio activity, and provides an outlook for the UK equity market.