Asset managers need to practice what they preach in implementing and integrating sustainable investment policies, according to Aviva Investors.

Asset managers need to practice what they preach in implementing and integrating sustainable investment policies, according to Aviva Investors.
With inflation pressures expected to weigh on the post-pandemic recovery, investors need to consider policy direction when targeting Asian equities, according to Axa Investment Managers (Axa IM).
Value equities continue to make sense and Asian equities offer attractive risk-reward returns, according to HSBC Asset Management (HSBC AM).
Selected China A-shares and tech names will enable investors to weather inevitable bouts of higher inflation, geopolitical tensions and a strengthening US dollar, says Fidelity.
As investors continue to focus on the need for yield, State Street Global Advisors (SSGA) is overweight risk assets, especially equities and corporate debt.
In a post-Covid Asia, capital investments in smart infrastructure, digitisation, automation and environmental imperatives will shape the equities landscape, says Pinebridge Investments.
Investors seeking opportunities to capitalise on China’s robust growth path should look at domestic fixed income as the bond market continues to open wider, says Schroders.
Investors should be allocating to Asia ex-Japan equities rather than developed market stocks over the next six- to 12-months, according to Deutsche Bank International Private Bank (IPB).
Risk assets in the region will be supported by structural trends and a cyclical upturn, according to the US fund manager.
Investors need to understand how to combine the many ways to approach value investing and the various qualities of growth-oriented companies, according to a Franklin Templeton webinar.
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