A quantitative strategy tilted toward lower valuations, higher growth and quality measures produces consistent excess returns, says Antony Creighton, director, head of strategy (Asia ex-Japan) at Lazard Asset Management.

A quantitative strategy tilted toward lower valuations, higher growth and quality measures produces consistent excess returns, says Antony Creighton, director, head of strategy (Asia ex-Japan) at Lazard Asset Management.
A global leader creates customer goodwill, excess profits, strong cash flow and outstanding shareholder returns, says Susanne Linhardt, investment director at Brown Advisory.
Emerging market debt stands to benefit from investors looking to diversify out of traditional safe haven assets, according to Jean-Charles Sambor, head of emerging markets (EM) debt at TT International.
Trump’s attacks make it harder for the Fed chair to steer the economy through the storm.
Alexis Lavergne, fixed income investment specialist at Janus Henderson, argues that an active 60/40 portfolio can help clients stay invested during times of market stress.
Parallel lending is gaining traction among family offices who want private credit exposure, but with higher quality assets and lower levels of leverage, according to Sashi Nambiar, head of financial intermediaries and wealth, Asia at Muzinich.
JP Morgan Asset Management’s chief market strategist for Apac Tai Hui flags slowing capital expenditure as a potential indicator of a recession.
Potential regulatory reforms on the horizon could be a tailwind for US treasuries, according to State Street strategists.
European investors are looking to add Asia equity exposure while Asian investors want to diversify DM allocations, says Xavier Baraton.
The asset manager finds opportunities in high quality US growth companies, dividend-payers and EM Asia.
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