Throughout the coronavirus crisis, Funds Europe presents some of the best market commentary from fund professionals. Today, George Lagarias, chief economist at Mazars, talks about “exponential effects”.

Throughout the coronavirus crisis, Funds Europe presents some of the best market commentary from fund professionals. Today, George Lagarias, chief economist at Mazars, talks about “exponential effects”.
Artificial intelligence and machine learning can play key roles during times of market turbulence, according to Stefan Tittel, the chief executive of Rise Wealth Technologies – a Munich-based AI Investment firm.
Investment funds predicatably suffered record redemptions in March due to Covid-19 - yet passive investments received “surprising” inflows from investors who experienced the highest volatility level ever seen in financial markets.
Throughout the coronavirus crisis, Funds Europe presents some of the best market commentary from fund professionals. Today, Andrew Sveen, CFA, co-director of floating rate loans at Eaton Vance, talks about floating rate loans in the current climate, and how opportunistic credit investors may take notice.
William Blair Investment Management has launched an emerging market fund investing in a broad range of hard-currency bonds.
Emerging markets remain intriguing for institutional investors who want to increase portfolio diversification – particularly at a time of extreme market volatility and against a background of geopolitical issues. Quantitative investment strategies can help unlock specific opportunities, Arup Datta, a quant veteran at Mackenzie Investments, says.
Throughout the coronavirus crisis, Funds Europe presents some of the best market commentary from fund professionals. Today, Mark Asquith, a senior emerging market manager at Somerset Capital Management, says now could be a very attractive entry point for emerging market investing.
Throughout the coronavirus crisis, Funds Europe presents some of the best market commentary from fund professionals. Today, BMO Global Asset Management’s multi-asset experts provide a global update and comment on oil, economic recovery and monetary policy.
UK-focused property investment advisory company Delancey, has bought a 39,000 sq ft Grade A office building in central Cardiff for £13 million (€14.7 million), reflecting a net initial yield of 6.25%.
US equity losses almost caught up with those in Europe, falling by 31% in the month to March 23rd, according to Bfinance Research.