As Australia phases out AT1s, what does the future hold for the wider market?
Despite Australia’s decision to abolish AT1s and the fallout of the Credit Suisse wipeout, the asset class has performed well this year
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Cohen & Steers’ Rosenlicht: Investors must look beyond alternative energy to smooth returns
The portfolio manager believes demand for traditional energy will increase ‘meaningfully’ in the coming years
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Why would investors look beyond a 5.67% gilt yield?
The high gilt yields on offer should not lead investors to neglect other parts of the fixed income market
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Q&A with Cohen & Steers’ Childers: Why real assets are the answer to inflation
With central banks in no mood to cut rates yet, real assets have room to rise
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Cohen & Steers names head of UK wealth
Sean Cooney steps up to the newly-created role after arriving from Gam in 2021
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Track to the Future – with Cohen & Steers’ David Conway
How fund group distribution bosses are thinking about asset classes, strategies and working with clients over the year ahead
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Upside potential: The case for European real estate
The biggest upside risk to the outlook for European real estate is recession, says Cohen & Steers manager
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Inflation risks increase appeal of real assets
Navigating near-term monetary policy ‘likely to become increasingly delicate’
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Cohen & Steers beefs up distribution team with Gam hire
Real assets manager anticipating further flows from UK investors from open-ended property fund fallout
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Rogier Quirijns: Why Europe is the best real estate sector to play the reopening trade
Video: Cohen & Steers head of Europe real estate backs his asset class as the prospect of higher inflation looms
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Cohen & Steers hires ex-Jupiter salesman as wholesale boss on bumper assets growth
Real assets business enjoyed organic growth of 24% during the Covid-19 sell-off and lockdown
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UK shows resilience two years after referendum
It’s two years since the British public narrowly voted to leave the EU, but there is still a lot of uncertainty over the country’s future. This is normally bad news for markets, but four investors believe UK assets have remained remarkably resilient.
