SPECIAL REPORT
Future2024: Is your asset allocation future-proof?
Artificial intelligence and climate change are already beginning to radically transform asset management.
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Markets Outlook 2020: The gift of foresight?
Take a trip to the future with this special report from BNY Mellon Investment Management featuring asset-class specific views and macro musings from fund managers and experts.
Our renewable future
Newton portfolio manager Paul Flood considers the transformative potential of solar and wind power.
ESG: a universal approach?
Increased reporting requirements around ESG and rising client demand for responsible investing are adding to the resource burden for asset managers. Not all firms will have the capacity to respond, says Johan Stromberg, head of Nordic distribution at BNY Mellon Investment Management.
Insight: Global macro research – trade wars
In this paper, the investment team at Insight offer their views on how current trade frictions might play out.
ESG Special Report 2019
The latest in-depth analysis of environmental, social and governance matters and ESG impacts on investors, featuring expert views from a range of BNY Mellon investment firms. The theme of this year’s report is increased reporting and regulatory actions.
Engage or divest? Japan’s ESG dilemma
Japan’s reputation for taking its own path is a well-established one. Here, Shogo Yamaguchi, head of BNY Mellon Investment Management Japan, considers whether the country’s asset allocators will go it alone when faced with long-term structural trends such as climate change.
The march of the intangibles – and what it means for asset allocations
Quantifying the difficult-to-quantify is no easy task – but that’s the reality for investors in a world dominated by big tech, argues a new report from BNY Mellon Investment Management, authored by CREATE Research.
Disrupt or die? The amazing case of the shrinking corporate lifespan
One of the many consequences of the tech boom is a much briefer average tenure for companies on leading indices and a change in traditional business models. So how will this affect buy-and-hold investors?
Are sector boundaries blurring (and what you should do about it)?
When is a car not a car? That’s a key question for today’s investors as they grapple with a brave new world of digital innovation.
China’s long march to superpower status
Driven by its focus on achieving a lead in AI, China’s rise to economic and political pre-eminence could pose a challenge to developed market liberal democracies, argues Shamik Dhar, chief economist at BNY Mellon Investment Management.
Climate change and the hidden threat to credit quality
Planning for climate change is vital for municipalities looking to issue debt, as some regions are increasingly vulnerable to the financial repercussions of natural disasters.