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Essentials: the Janus Henderson Global Property Equities Strategy

Guy Barnard | Janus Henderson Investors

Guy Barnard, Co-Head of Global Property Equities, provides an introduction to the Global Property Equities Strategy. The high conviction, actively-managed strategy invests in listed property stocks and real estate investment trusts (REITs), and aims to deliver attractive total returns to investors over the long term.

Who is Geneva Capital Management?

Who is Geneva Capital Management? | Janus Henderson Investors

Learn about the team-oriented philosophy and fundamental investment process as Matthew Pistorio, Client Portfolio Manager, introduces Geneva Capital.

Bitcoin – The next major currency?

Mathew Kaleel | Janus Henderson Investors

Mathew Kaleel, Diversified Alternatives Portfolio Manager, discusses the rise of Bitcoin and the six properties it must exhibit to become the next major currency.

Bill Gross Investment Outlook: Curveball

A Monthly Outlook on the Global Financial Markets Bill Gross | Follow Portfolio Manager “Kill the Umpire”, the fan cried to open the 1996 baseball season in Cincinnati, and 7 pitches later, the man behind the plate, John McSherry, was dead, all 320 pounds of him screaming for more oxygen to feed his struggling heart.

Essentials: The Asian Growth Strategy in three minutes

In this ‘Essentials’ video, Andrew Gillan provides an overview of the Asian Growth Strategy that he manages with Associate Investment Manager, Mervyn Koh. The strategy seeks long-term capital appreciation by investing at least two thirds of available total assets in a variety of sectors across Asia excluding Japan equity markets.

Bill Gross June Investment Outlook: How to Make Money

A Monthly Outlook on the Global Financial Markets Bill Gross | Follow Portfolio Manager Because of the secular headwinds facing global economies, currently labeled as the “New Normal” or “Secular Stagnation”, investors have resorted to “making money with money” as opposed to old-fashioned capitalism when money and profits were made with capital investment in the

Factor timing – You’re doing it wrong!

The quantitative finance world has recently been transfixed by its version of the East Coast/West Coast feud. But instead of Brooklyn versus Compton rappers, it’s their suburban cousins Greenwich versus Newport Beach arguing over factor timing.