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Alternatives
Alternatives
12 February 2026
Investors are increasingly looking beyond traditional asset classes to a growing alternatives market that can offer the potential of strong, uncorrelated returns and diversification throughout the economic cycle.
Commodities
Commodities
12 February 2026
We offer an actively managed strategy that invests in a diverse global portfolio of commodities to access the capital growth, portfolio diversification and inflation protection benefits offered by this asset class.
Private Equity
Private Equity
12 February 2026
Our investors benefit from our track record, specialist industry knowledge, market research, fund access, disciplined investment approach and focus on long-term positive investor relations.
CT QR Series Emerging Markets Equity Active UCITS ETF Portfolio updates
CT QR Series Emerging Markets Equity Active UCITS ETF Portfolio updates
11 February 2026
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – Slow dancing in a burning room
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – Slow dancing in a burning room
10 February 2026
The US dollar has hit a post-2022 low and some countries are reducing their exposure.
Market Perspectives: Takaichi's gamble pays off
Market Perspectives: Takaichi's gamble pays off
10 February 2026
This week we focus on the weekend’s Japanese elections.
Multi-Asset
Multi-Asset
9 February 2026
Our multi-asset strategies are designed to profit from a variety of different market conditions by blending investments, incorporating our thinking across in-house portfolios.
UK Real Estate: Talking Points January 2026
UK Real Estate: Talking Points January 2026
9 February 2026
Welcome to our quarterly snapshot of current real estate market trends.
Riding the multi-year waves of AI investment
Riding the multi-year waves of AI investment
6 February 2026
The real story of artificial intelligence (AI) is the multi‑year progression of capital flows that will define which companies lead, when they lead and why.
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – Fool’s gold
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – Fool’s gold
3 February 2026
We’ve seen extraordinary moves in precious metals recently. The same can’t be said for Bitcoin.
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In Credit Weekly Snapshot – Slow dancing in a burning room
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – Slow dancing in a burning room
10 February 2026
The US dollar has hit a post-2022 low and some countries are reducing their exposure.
Market Perspectives: Takaichi's gamble pays off
Market Perspectives: Takaichi's gamble pays off
10 February 2026
This week we focus on the weekend’s Japanese elections.
UK Real Estate: Talking Points January 2026
UK Real Estate: Talking Points January 2026
9 February 2026
Welcome to our quarterly snapshot of current real estate market trends.
Riding the multi-year waves of AI investment
Riding the multi-year waves of AI investment
6 February 2026
The real story of artificial intelligence (AI) is the multi‑year progression of capital flows that will define which companies lead, when they lead and why.
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – Fool’s gold
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – Fool’s gold
3 February 2026
We’ve seen extraordinary moves in precious metals recently. The same can’t be said for Bitcoin.
Market Perspectives: Did the Federal Reserve just turn more hawkish or dovish?
Market Perspectives: Did the Federal Reserve just turn more hawkish or dovish?
2 February 2026
This week we focus on the US Federal Reserve (Fed). We explore looming changes in leadership and a pause in rate.
EU risk retention rules – implications for US securitised credit investors
EU risk retention rules – implications for US securitised credit investors
29 January 2026
The US dominates the global securitised market, and although European rules do reduce the scope of availability, it's still a trillion-dollar universe.
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – Enough is enough
In Credit Weekly Snapshot – Enough is enough
27 January 2026
The Japanese yen was in the spotlight this week, with the exchange rate prompting ‘verbal intervention’ by the US and speculation that physical intervention – from both the US and Japan – will follow.
Ploughing ahead: AgTech cultivates improved returns and reduces environmental impacts
Ploughing ahead: AgTech cultivates improved returns and reduces environmental impacts
27 January 2026
Global agriculture faces mounting pressures – from climate change and resource inefficiencies to demographic shifts – threatening food security and profitability.
Market Perspectives: Learning to live with tariffs threats
Market Perspectives: Learning to live with tariffs threats
26 January 2026
We focus on the fallout from last week’s Greenland tariff announcements and subsequent policy shifts.
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