Investors should look for Asian AI beneficiaries, according to a recent UBS Global Wealth Management report.

Investors should look for Asian AI beneficiaries, according to a recent UBS Global Wealth Management report.
Companies implementing AI need to take steps to reduce the regulatory and business risks it poses, expert warns.
FSA highlights five actively managed funds with large overweight stakes in Nvidia.
To avoid getting caught up in a potential bubble, Wellington Management’s Brian Barbetta said investors ought to look beyond hardware companies to capitalise on AI.
UOB Asset Management’s head of investment technology Paul Ho tells FSA about how implementing AI into their process has helped their Asian strategy outperform in 2023.
Crypto, semiconductor and technology funds were the top performers last year.
Manager of the Natixis Thematics AI and Robotics fund says the biggest beneficiaries of AI aren’t always the most obvious.
Martin Currie’s head of global long-term unconstrained team tells FSA why he thinks Nvidia is not overvalued despite its recent run-up.
Jonathan Curtis, incoming CIO at the US investment giant, shares where he sees risks and opportunities ahead for investors.
There may be an abrupt change in the way the industry operates, according to Jeff Shen, co-CIO and co-head of systematic active equity at BlackRock
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