The firm believes market volatility will increase demand for another quant product, its Asia-Pacific low volatility strategy, according to Sarah Lien, Singapore-based client portfolio manager for equities at Eastspring Investments.

The firm believes market volatility will increase demand for another quant product, its Asia-Pacific low volatility strategy, according to Sarah Lien, Singapore-based client portfolio manager for equities at Eastspring Investments.
Don’t hold strong concerns about tariffs, says Robert Horrocks, chief investment officer of Matthews Asia.
Individual bonds within a particular sector do not necessarily have similar risk-return characteristics, argues Colin Purdie, London-based chief investment officer for credit at Aviva Investors.
Electric vehicles, ride-sharing and autonomous driving systems are some ground-breaking innovations in the field of mobility. George Saffaye, global investment strategist BNY Mellon, outlines five reasons why the time is right for investing in the theme.
Marie-Laure Schaufelberger, Geneva-based senior product specialist, explains why a high dividend fund was turned into the growth-oriented ‘smart city’ fund.
The country’s economy remains overwhelmingly dependent on oil and gas.
There is more risk in investment grade ratings than in high yield defaults, according to Matt Eagan, vice president portfolio manager for Loomis Sayles fixed income group.
More domestic equity funds in Japan outperformed their benchmark indices than foreign equity funds, according to an S&P Dow Jones Indices report.
ESG disclosures from companies and data providers are backward-looking, argues Maarten Bloemen, Toronto-based portfolio manager and research analyst for global equities at Franklin Templeton Investments.
Cash flow levels at energy companies are “dramatically higher”, which augurs well for stock price upside in the sector, according to portfolio manager Jonathan Waghorn at Guinness Asset Management.
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