Schroders’ Simon Webber and Isabella Hervey-Bathurst are looking for climate leaders to mitigate this risk.

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Schroders’ Simon Webber and Isabella Hervey-Bathurst are looking for climate leaders to mitigate this risk.
High inflation and net zero targets are key contributors to infrastructure assets looking more attractive to a growing number of investors, according to ClearBridge Investments.
Investors like Pimco which believe central banks will ultimately get control of inflation in the coming years are starting to get paid more.
Signs are emerging in the current environment that offer investors scope for optimism, including easing supply chain pressures and positive economic markers in China, according to Invesco.
The real sustainability of green bond issuance in the property sector needs to be assessed carefully, according to BNY Mellon Investment Management (BNY Mellon IM).
There are increasing questions about ESG investing as the focus on performance, data, reporting and transparency sharpens, according to a study by Schroders.
The coming quarter could be pivotal in determining the trajectory for markets and economies over the next few years, with Fidelity International expecting the start of a ‘great reset’.
Expectations of persistent pressure both on markets and economic growth will create a challenging environment for stocks as corporate profits suffer, according to DWS.
The sell-off in bonds in 2022 has created a compelling case to pick up certain assets at attractive prices, with wider spreads potentially cushioning further rate rises, according to M&G Investments.
Solid long-term fundamentals, extended maturity runways and high valuations are three reasons for investors to consider high yield (HY) corporate bonds, according to AllianceBernstein (AB).
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