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Government rescue packages and a gradual end to the lockdown spurred the markets on in May at a pace that probably cannot be continued.

Time to get a GRIP

By: Peter Warken

A new, state-of-the-art portfolio construction methodology

Study: Prospects for equity investors not tarnished by Covid-19

In defiance of all gloomy news, the earnings prospects of equities should remain intact for long-term investors even in the world after Covid-19 – this is the gist of a study published by the DWS Research Institute.

Real estate and ESG in a post-COVID world

By: Jessica Elengical, Gregory Herriman

How the priniciples of sustainable real estate can improve outcomes during the crisis and beyond.

CIO Commodity Commentary

By: Darwei Kung

Post the oil-price inflection

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In April, some stock indices posted record jumps and the risk premiums of corporate bonds narrowed considerably. This could now be followed by consolidation.

Corona and TALF 2.0 – new opportunities ahead

By: Thomas Sweeney

The Fed has expanded the TALF program in an effort to improve financing for households and small businesses.

History Lesson II – Estimating the dilution from a COVID-19 recession for equity investors

By: Francesco Curto, Sarvesh Agrawal

Equities have displayed remarkable resilience so far in this crisis. The first quarter fall in equity prices was steep with the S&P 500 down 20%, a record for the first quarter. But, considering the magnitude of the crisis, some have argued that equities should have fallen by more.

How Covid-19 could shape the ESG landscape for years to come

By: Michael Lewis, Murray Birt

From more rigorous integration of social issues into the investment process to the strategic case for sustainable investments.

Coronavirus: Deep recession, but no depression

By: Martin Moryson

The economic slowdown in the first half of 2020 will be unprecedented. In our core scenario, we expect a rebound in the second half.

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In March the longest U.S. bull market finally ended. And was almost forgotten as the coronavirus pandemic, trillions in monetary and fiscal stimulus, and curfews took over.

The response to the Coronavirus epidemic

By: Andrew Pidden, Priscilla Lu

As long term investors we believe in investing where there is demand and critical need and long-term drivers of growth.

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In February stocks and bonds dived from their record heights. The global spread of the coronavirus seems to be dictating the responses of central banks, economies and markets.

How European insurance regulators are responding to climate risk

By: Michael Lewis, Murray Birt, Marlon Rockenfeller, Thomas Gillmann

Efforts to measure, stress test and manage climate risks among insurers are accelerating

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After a turbulent start to the year, investors may be asking themselves whether to buy into the weakness or hedge their positions further? Or do both?