How our multi-asset investment process seeks effective diversification by diversifying risk across several low correlated strategies.
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How our multi-asset investment process seeks effective diversification by diversifying risk across several low correlated strategies.
How demographics, reform and capital are unlocking the next wave of emerging markets opportunity
Pioneer Investments believes its Market Neutral European Equity Strategy is differentiated from the competition due to a team approach to finding alpha across 13 different alpha sources.
In the aftermath of the financial crisis, largely expansive monetary policies and unprecedented quantitative easing experiments by the major Central Banks have created a very different investment environment, characterized by low nominal rates and negative real rates. Read more in this white paper.
Despite periods of volatility, Emerging Markets have shown resilience to turbulence and should continue to offer selective investors a real opportunity.
Turning Conventional Wisdom On Its Head
Why fixed income could be regarded as a risky investment.
Choosing the Right Strategy
We believe investors need to start considering strategies, which not only protect their capital from losses, but can also aim to create positive returns.
Pioneer Investments Absolute Return Bond Strategy
The strategy has delivered positive returns in changing market conditions. The strategy is uncorrelated to duration and has the potential to generate returns in periods when the market has no defined trend.
Over the last decade, the equity markets have experienced a dramatic increase in volatility. In the medium to long-term Pioneer believes that certain issues, such as Central Banks exit strategies, public debt deleveraging and the transformation of emerging economies could still lead to episodes of high volatility. Find out more in this white paper.
The Shift in Risk
The rise in volatilities, changes in correlations, the reduction in safe assets and negative real rates are challenging investors in the European Fixed Income market.
New active management opportunities
Active Managers can benefit from new opportunities arising from the debt crisis and from the development of liquid derivative instruments.
Portfolio construction and risk budgeting
Risk Budgeting enables the optimal mix of portfolio strategies based on a quantitative assessment of their contribution to overall portfolio risk.
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An article for professional investors by Kavitha Ramachandran, Maitland’s Head of Business Development & Client Management – EU.
SFTR, just like EMIR, is the product of a more enhanced supervisory activity of the Financial Stability Board (FSB) and the European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB) in the European Union, in the aftermath of the 2008-2009 financial crises.
In the years since the financial crisis, European regulators have been taking steps to increase confidence in the financial ecosystem, ushering in new rules to improve transparency, protect financial stability and mitigate future threats.
Oracle, a leading provider to the financial services industry, invited HSBC to explain how technology is helping the bank evolve its transfer agency business to create a truly global offering for clients.
Multi-asset funds and passive equity funds were the big winners in 2019, but property and active funds were hit hard by outflows. By Edward Glyn, head of global markets at Calastone.
Mark Barry, Head of Asset Allocation at Milestone Group, explores how a simple question can highlight opportunities to automate and streamline your asset allocation investment process.
Lux Report 2020
March 2020