Lombard Odier is advising investors to have a balanced portfolio consisting of cyclical and growth stocks.

Lombard Odier is advising investors to have a balanced portfolio consisting of cyclical and growth stocks.
The re-opening of economies next year provides opportunities in unfavoured sectors, according to Fidelity International.
In a low yield environment, investors are advised to look at alternative sources of income, according to UBS Asset Management.
A fast response to coronavirus and positive structural trends will support Asian assets next year, according to Aberdeen Standard Investments (ASI).
Digitalisation, premiumisation, experience, urbanisation and wellness are driving the Asia consumption story.
Import substitution and market consolidation is transforming China’s healthcare sector, according to JP Morgan Asset Management.
The sector is expected to deliver earnings growth of 25-30% in the next 12-18 months.
A proprietary, risk-based ESG approach provides downside protection and generates superior performance, according to an Eastspring fixed income fund manager.
While the market is not dominated by tech leaders, investors can find growth opportunities in underpenetrated sectors, such as the consumer space.
Schroders is nearing complete integration of ESG across its entire portfolio of assets –but it’s not about to stop there, says global head of product, solutions and quant Carolina Minio-Paluello
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