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| | | ... diversification is very important, she said. "When we survey investors globally, we hear again and again that tension in geopolitics is the number one concern," she explained. "Also, the Australian market is only so big. So, as our pension fund wallets ... |
| | | | ... are highly advanced. Elsewhere, broad findings on Asia Pacific show 31% of family offices say their top concern is geopolitics. Their top investment theme is healthtech, with 76% likely to invest, and they show a strong home bias as 51% of their assets ... |
| | | | ... investment decisions, Goldman Sachs said respondents - 22% of which were located in Asia Pacific - cited recession, geopolitics, and inflation as their top three concerns going into the next one to two years. A significantly higher proportion of family ... |
| | | | ... that due to major changes in the world, portfolio strategies need to keep pace, while 77% said that the influence of geopolitics on investment strategies is much more significant today than it has been over the last 30 years. "The current environment ... |
| | | | ... significantly weaker than normal leading into the election." According to Crestone, this reflects the impact of global geopolitics, inflation, and rising interest rates, which will remain dominant in the period ahead. When it comes to foreign policy ... |
| | | | A new survey from bfinance has found 39% of investors predict re-evaluation of ESG approach due to recent geopolitical developments. This is according to a snap poll from bfinance of 418 institutional investors from 39 different countries. The results ... |
| | | | ... directly relate to them, rather than a benchmark. The investment team currently foresees the structural drivers as geopolitics, monetary policy, sustainability and technology. From these, the team has identified investment themes that fit within and ... |
| | | | ... winners and losers for investors in emerging markets. "Over the past couple of weeks, we have begun to see the return of geopolitics as a driver of the markets," he said. "While COVID-19 continues to be front and center as a macroeconomic, societal and ... |
| | | | ... upswing. This subdued growth is a consequence of rising trade barriers; elevated uncertainty surrounding trade and geopolitics; idiosyncratic factors causing macroeconomic strain in several emerging market economies; and structural factors, such as low ... |
| | | | ... participation rate but unchanged average hourly earnings growth. Sponsored by PIMCO Ben Bernanke On Growth, Trade, Geopolitics The tepid growth in wages - which feeds into overall inflation in the economy - should give the Fed some breathing space as ... |
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