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Debt brake is increasingly being called into question
By: Matthias Schuckardt, Marco Kleweken, Artur Stoll, Jason Chen
A simplified approach applied to a sample balance sheet of an average European Life-Insurer
A look at underlying inflation components shows a mixed picture. The U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) is right to be patient.
By: Robert Bush
So, is it fair to say that ETFs are typically thought of as passive for good reason?
By: Jason Chen, James Kole
How the price and yield relationship is impacted for issuer callable bonds
Lower inflation gives Europe’s monetary authorities room to cut
By: Michael Lewis, Steffen Kutscher, Otar Sarishvili, Dr. Yannik Bofinger, Annekathrin Mueller-Lohmann
Whitepaper #2: How nature affects the bottom line
By: Siena Golan, Murray Birt
European developments create cross-asset class investment opportunities
Assessing progress towards reaching 2030 targets is essential for Europe’s future success. It also highlights the need for more investments and further policy action.
German manufacturing is not doing as badly as it may seem
Since the financial crisis the Swiss currency has trended relentlessly higher against the euro. But recently the first signs of weakness have appeared
By: Robert Bush, Jay Joshi, Alicia Ansorg
In this paper, the first of a series of four, we will look at the relationship between dividends and inflation over the last twenty years
By: Björn Jesch
Strong performance of the "Magnificent Seven" has pushed value stocks into the background - wrongly so?
The coming months are likely to bring interesting opportunities for fixed income investors, as the longer-term prospects for fixed-interest assets continue to appear decent.
The recent gyrations of Indian small caps should not detract from the country’s equities longer term appeal.
