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Human rights and wrongs: Engaging with Chinese suppliers on sustainability
Steady progress makes us confident that our engagement efforts are worthwhile and have already led to significant shifts at some Chinese manufacturers.
For and against China as a standalone allocation
What are the different factors in asset allocation and portfolio construction that investors should consider when looking at China on its own?
Why doing your research pays dividends
Thorough research is needed when implementing an equity income strategy.
ESG now pervasive in Europe and growing in China
Environmental, Social and Governance issues (ESG) continue to grow in importance at the companies our analysts cover.
How cost pressures will reshape the asset management industry
Over the next decade, cost pressures, lower fees and technological advances will reshape the asset management industry.
Standing on demographic fault lines: The impact of population changes
We explore how policymakers in Saudi Arabia, China and Japan are seeking to address their radically different demographic challenges.
Investing for income: Why a higher headline yield isn't always better
When investing for income, a higher headline yield isn't always better.
What is defensive this time: Building an all-weather portfolio
For long-term growth oriented investors, being tactical is your best defence.
For and against China as a standalone allocation
Given its under-representation in traditional indices for both equity and fixed income - should investors focus on China separately?
MSCI A-share inclusion is a milestone for China’s onshore capital markets
It’s a game-changer for both the mainland and investors, even though, on the face of it, it’s not yet a particularly high-stakes game.
A burden shared: bail-in bonds for GSIBs
What are bail-in bonds and what do they mean for investors?
Active and passive through the cycle - by Portfolio Managers who've seen it before
When and how to combine the various shades of active and passive as economic and structural conditions change throughout investment cycles .
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