Seeking a safe port in a storm
Recent volatility should remind us of the importance of seeking shelter from market storms, says Amadeo Alentorn, lead investment manager, Jupiter systematic equities.
Asia Pacific equities: A “quality income” approach
Investment managers Jason Pidcock and Sam Konrad explain their quality income style and discuss the company characteristics they look for.
What’s next for European bank credit?
Luca Evangelisti and Paridhi Garg analyse the prospects for European bank debt as the region’s economy cools and rate cuts loom.
The Hitachi blueprint: corporate restructuring in Japan
Dan Carter and Mitesh Patel examine some corporate restructuring stories in Japan, where much progress has already been made but the market is hungry for more.
Higher rates begin to bite
Ariel Bezalel and Harry Richards discuss how the US economy is finally feeling the impact of higher rates and where they see value across the fixed income spectrum.
The dollar and its rivals
Here’s a look at what some of our fund managers think about whether the US dollar’s hegemony could be challenged anytime soon.
UK general election: our experts react
We asked some of our experts for their immediate reaction to the UK general election, to give an investment perspective on what the future may hold for the market.
The importance of diversification
Jason Pidcock and Sam Konrad explain why they think their Asian Equity Income strategy is well positioned for a range of scenarios, given its diversified exposure.
No free lunch: is a science of the stock market possible?
Complex systems and econophysics are intriguing and expanding fields of research that in time may lead to new signals to be incorporated in our investment model, say Amadeo Alentorn, Lead Investment Manager, and Matus Mrazik, Investment Manager, overseeing the academic research programme, Jupiter Merian Global Equity Absolute Return strategy.
Modi’s re-election augurs well for reforms
Avinash Vazirani and Colin Croft say India offers a compelling choice for long-term investments as Modi stays as the prime minister for another five-year term.