The innovation and investments needed to feed a growing global population in the face of climate change and geopolitical conflict are creating new opportunities, according to Franklin Templeton.

The innovation and investments needed to feed a growing global population in the face of climate change and geopolitical conflict are creating new opportunities, according to Franklin Templeton.
Janus Henderson Investors (JHI) sees opportunities in underappreciated, late-stage development and early-stage commercial stocks in the healthcare sector.
Following a difficult period for global shares, Schroders says investors need to watch the latest earnings season, both for opportunities as well as clouds.
Regardless of the headwinds in 2022 so far, value stocks within emerging markets (EM) have held up relatively well with an eye on the dormant recovery potential, according to AllianceBernstein (AB).
The wealth manager focuses on quality earnings among global equities, and is positive on credit.
An inflationary environment and the move to renewable energy sources bode well for certain infrastructure assets, according to BNY Mellon Investment Management (BNY Mellon IM).
The investment manager believes Indonesia and India credits present better opportunities than China amid volatility.
The confluence of risks stemming from inflation, recessionary fears and geopolitics calls on investors to stay nimble and seize any opportunities that rise, says Eastspring Investments.
Volatility will remain an investment theme with pockets of equities and fixed income worth watching, according to Pictet Wealth Management.
More stable fund flows and intact structural investment themes in the region bode well for equities and credit, says Axa Investment Managers.
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