Harnessing the predictive power of text

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This article first appeared in December 2020. The Systematic Equities Team introduces a new method of capturing sentiment, designed to enhance the investment process of the funds they manage.

Summary of systematic equities research in 2020

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This article first appeared in February 2021. The Systematic Equities team outlines the research it undertook during 2020

Rotating factors with higher conviction

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This article first appeared in March 2021. The Systematic Equities team outlines its research into factor rotation.

Systematic Equities: Directors’ Transactions

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This article first appeared in January 2021. The Jupiter Systematic team explains how its process utilises data about directors’ trades in their companies’ stock.

Notes from the Investment Floor: ESG is key to EM equities

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Nick Payne reflects on the importance of a sustainability strategy when investing in emerging markets equities.

On a knife edge

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Mark Nash, James Novotny and Huw Davies discuss why rapid rate increases haven’t contained inflation and what may be next for bond markets.

Inflation is last year’s problem – but what’s next?

Central banks continue to fight inflation, but Ariel Bezalel and Harry Richards argue that it’s last year’s concern. So what should the Fed be worried about now?

The head and the heart in investing

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Amadeo Alentorn, lead investment manager, Jupiter systematic, reflects on the importance of head and heart in understanding investor behaviour and markets.

Notes from the Investment Floor: Searching for Europe’s best companies

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Phil Macartney discusses market valuations for companies in Europe, the impact of geopolitics and how small cap investing is sometimes misunderstood.

Australia: Asia Pacific’s overlooked gem?

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Jason Pidcock and Sam Konrad take a look at the attractions of Australia as an investment destination. Has it been unfairly overlooked by global investors?