The asset manager is identifying opportunities as policy makers add volatility to markets.

The asset manager is identifying opportunities as policy makers add volatility to markets.
iShares gets defensive, JP Morgan Private Bank is thinking about AI, Crowded shiny trades, Bitcoin and the most expensive pizzas, Harvard’s closing doors, Jonny Ive and OpenAI and much more.
The world’s largest asset manager is sticking to its overweight to US stocks on a tactical horizon.
Invesco gets contrarian; Popes and the S&P 500 performance; Jim Cramer’s certainty; Negative yields; AI is everywhere; Natixis considers the next decade; Google’s search woes and much more.
The strategy focuses on US middle market direct lending opportunities.
Grayscale’s innovation proxy; Blue Owl is making waves; Lombard Odier and China’s energy transition; UBS and contrarian investing; Janus Henderson and robots; Berkshire Hathaway and much more.
“The era of no allocation to private markets will come to an end”, as wealth investors up their exposure over the next five years.
BlackRock’s optimism; Capital Group’s globalisation perspective; GSAM is supervising; Jupiter is running hard to stay still; Alphabet’s cash spigot; Silver linings; Nasdaq rallies and much more.
FSA highlights five funds that have delivered strong returns since US tariffs were announced on 2 April.
The world’s largest asset manager reported a record $11.58trn of assets in the first quarter of 2025, slightly above the $11.55trn at the end of last year.
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