As interest rates peak it’s time for a fresh look at commercial property
With too narrow a focus on bricks-and-mortar investors might be missing out on mispricing opportunities
With too narrow a focus on bricks-and-mortar investors might be missing out on mispricing opportunities
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Are reports of the AT1 sector’s ‘death’ exaggerated?
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Acquisitions have shrunk the universe, making diversification more difficult
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Average 12-month share price return of 5.4% masks a significant dispersion
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As shareholders and managers question viability of small, illiquid strategies
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China’s re-opening is good news for investors, but so is pragmatic supply chain diversification to other EMs
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Last year’s de-rating ‘has presented us all with a much larger universe of potential companies’, says one manager
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Or will the returns now on offer from cash prove too tempting for investors seeking some safety?
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‘We don’t need to see ‘blood on the streets’ as Sir John Templeton said, but there are a lot of yellow flags’
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Despite Hargreaves Lansdown analysis being ‘a bit damning’ for active funds
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Valuations on some funds offer an attractive entry point for income-seeking investors with an eye towards capital preservation
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Which five strategies are offering more than 6%?
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