Unlocking value in Japanese equities

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Japan’s companies are adopting more shareholder friendly policies. We explore the opportunities for investors and explain why we’re currently overweight Japanese equities across the CT Universal MAP portfolios.

Market Monitor – 13 October 2023

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Global stock markets had a positive week despite the escalating conflict in the Middle East and recent data highlighting sticky inflation in the United States.

Japan Equity: a strong track record in an exciting market

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Why investors are excited about Japan and why, ahead of the launch of the Japan Equity SICAV launch, we have five unique selling points for our Japan capability.

Market Monitor – 6 October 2023

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A new month has done little to brighten investors’ mood, with fears of a prolonged period of high interest rates continuing to weigh on sentiment in global markets.

European Select strategy: the case for quality investment

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2022’s value rotation was a headwind for high-growth areas such as technology, in which the European Select strategy has greater weightings.

Greece: the making of a turnaround story

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The beginnings of an unlikely economic turnaround in Greece – and new opportunities for investors – have mostly gone under the radar

Market Monitor – 29 September 2023

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Global stock markets suffered further losses this week, and September looks set to be one of the weakest performing months of 2023.

ESG Viewpoint: A deep dive on Japan’s low carbon transition  

Japan’s decarbonisation journey – we’re engaging companies on climate-related risks

Artificial intelligence and the economy: paradigm shift or hype?

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The rise of AI has been years in the making, reflecting a confluence of technological trends and developments. But what will be its impact on markets and the economy?

Market Monitor – 22 September 2023

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Fears that interest rates will remain at higher levels for longer than previously expected have sparked losses on global stock markets.