Broaden your mind, narrow your search
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Three areas for downside protection
Newton portfolio manager John Bailer considers which parts of the US equities market he thinks could offer investors downside protection.
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Market Watch: Fiscal Frontier
In this edition of Market Watch, Shamik Dhar, Chief Economist at BNY Mellon Investment Management draws parallels to historical instances of debt in empires, prompting the question of whether history is destined to repeat itself.
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Incoming: is a value renaissance on the cards?
Three of Newton’s income portfolio managers share their outlooks on equity income, dividends, and value investing. Are we poised for a change in equity market leadership?
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Asia’s changing income story
Newton portfolio manager Zoe Kan assesses a shifting investment landscape in Asia – one that looks towards a more income-oriented approach to the region.
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Pivotal moments
Economists and portfolio managers from BNY Mellon Investment Management share ‘pivotal moments’ of recent years and how they have influenced macroeconomic and market trends
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Equity investors navigate pivotal change
Walter Scott’s Alan Edington outlines the pivotal issues facing equity markets and explains why he thinks certain companies could weather potential consequences.
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Wolters Kluwer: overcoming disruption
Walter Scott client investment manager Murdo MacLean explains why he thinks Dutch information services business Wolters Kluwer is always moving with the times.
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AI equity impact: already irrational?
Speculation on the influence of artificial intelligence (AI) pervades every corner today. Few industries seem untethered from its potential impact, likewise global productivity. BNY Mellon’s Global Economics and Investment Analysis (GEIA) team outlines its view on the economic implications of the new technology wave.
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Finding value away from the herd
Newton US equity income portfolio manager John Bailer explains why he thinks it could be sensible to look outside the index in the US equities market.
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Navigating shifting global equity markets
Finding long-term opportunity in global equity markets.
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Walter Scott celebrating 40 years
As Walter Scott marks its 40-year anniversary Jane Henderson, Managing Director, reflects on how the firm has evolved whilst also maintaining its ethos that patience, continuity and a long-term mindset are the hallmarks of a great company.
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Are GEM equities facing better prospects?
Newton head of emerging markets and Asia equities Liliana Castillo Dearth explains why she thinks the year ahead looks promising for emerging market equities.
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Are markets ripe for value investing?
How the economic impacts of deglobalisation, normalizing interest rates and the return of inflationary pressures could help value investors.
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Which way next for multi-asset?
How a shifting inflationary picture is influencing asset classes and portfolio management.
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Meet the team: Newton Global Equity Income
Learn about what James Lydotes, Jon Bell and Rob Hay do at Newton and their route into investment management.
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Is luxury’s post-pandemic boom over?
Walter Scott investment manager Lindsay Scott assesses Europe’s luxury goods sector in the face of growing macro headwinds.
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New horizons: Market outlooks report 2024
Read investment outlooks for the year ahead from our investment managers and specialists.
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How important is face-to-face research for you?
Murdo Maclean, client investment manager, discusses how Walter Scott's research process emphasises face-to-face meetings which is an important tool to inform the strategy for the longer-term.
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Leading the Way
The combination of growth and resilience are attributes highly sought after by investors. In the form of the BNY Mellon Global Leaders Fund, Walter Scott1 has created exactly that. George Dent, investment manager at the firm, looks at what helps its strategy stand out from the crowd.
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What do the markets mean for you as a long-term investor?
Murdo Maclean, client portfolio manager at Walter Scott, reviews equity markets and what they might mean both for investors and consumers.