The biggest themes driving markets over the next three years
In an increasingly unforeseeable world, there are some predictable themes pushing the direction of global markets
In an increasingly unforeseeable world, there are some predictable themes pushing the direction of global markets
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Portfolio manager Mathieu Bortot on his path to a career in investment and the importance of learning to trust your own convictions
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There is value to be found in the industries immune to the AI revolution, writes Kepler’s Ryan Lightfoot-Aminoff
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Actively-managed ETFs have OCFs of 0.75%
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Business leaders have focused on near-term threats and neglected their long-term survival, according to a new study
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Wealth managers need to integrate AI, but it must be in a pragmatic and grounded way, says Mallowstreet’s Stu Breyer
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FGT’s Madeline Wright says the likes of RELX, Sage and Rightmove will be key beneficiaries
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AI could make half of all business models redundant within 10 years
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While most global investors are struggling to look past mega-cap tech stocks, there is growing consensus more exciting sectors on more compelling valuations can be found
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Smith ‘suspending judgement’ on who eventual winners of the trend might be
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As well as 69% of advisers anticipating that the Consumer Duty’s ‘fair value’ outcome will exert pressure on ongoing charging models
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Investors wishing to be part of the AI journey should be looking at three layers of growth – hardware, infrastructure and applications
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