Portfolio construction insights
Blurring of lines: Index and Active
Portfolio construction in the new regime
The multi-asset perspective
Unlock insights on sustainable and transition indices
We explore the drivers of active returns in different sustainable and transition indices, giving you the tools to help you make more informed investment decisions.
Positioning in US equities
The days of ‘set and forget’ multi-asset portfolio construction and asset allocation are done. Dynamism is king now, and clinging to old habits in today’s new investment landscape could limit your performance potential.
International investors are finally recognising the potential of Japanese stocks. Looking at the country’s corporate reforms and domestic demand, it’s not hard to see why.
Closing the underweight in Japanese equities could enhance your portfolio's risk-return profile. Our view: double down.
Are structural trends like the low-carbon transition, digital disruption, and AI changing how you think about asset allocation and portfolio construction?
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Understand the differences between sustainable and transition indices with our quarterly deep dive on performance.
We explore the drivers of active returns in different sustainable and transition indices, giving you the tools to make more informed investment decisions.
A framework to navigate a vast universe for equity opportunities.
We are in a new era - markets are evolving, client’s business models are changing – this is the most significant transformation we have seen in a generation. The Portfolio of the Future has arrived, read our exclusive guide now.
The new regime of greater macro and market volatility rewards an active approach. For those able to consistently pick skilled managers, we think active strategies could play a bigger role in portfolios today.
Three possible ways to be active in portfolios: 1) adopting a more dynamic approach to long-term portfolio construction, 2) being more active with index strategies and delivering alpha through flexible usage of index building blocks, and 3) allocating more to highly skilled active managers to capture additional long-term alpha opportunities.
