This content is from: Portfolio Is a Recession Inevitable? Most Managers Have the Same Answer. Natixis found that 80 percent of allocators believe active managers are “necessary” to find alpha during a recession. By Michael Thrasher February 14, 2023
This content is from: Portfolio Allocators Prep for ‘Economic Tsunami’ as Interest Rates Reach Decade High Institutions plan to seek refuge in fixed income strategies if the federal funds rate rises to 5 percent. By Hannah Zhang February 22, 2023
This content is from: Research Nothing Can Shake Japan’s Top Research Providers II’s All-Japan Research Team is as stable as ever — even if the markets are not. By Alexandra DeLuca March 13, 2023
Sponsored BVCA: Private Equity Propels U.K. Economy At a time when the U.K. is considering making it easier for private equity firms to list in the kingdom, here comes a study that adds some oomph to such a move. November 02, 2006
This content is from: Portfolio No Easy Way Out of U.K. Recession U.K.’s slide back into recession defied expectations, and analysts now fear David Cameron’s government has no means of spurring recovery. By David Turner April 25, 2012
This content is from: Portfolio Brexit Gives a Competitive Boost to U.K., Not a Negative Shock A weak pound and freedom from EU regulatory strictures will stimulate the U.K. economy and leave the worst effects of the referendum to compound the euro zone’s woes. By Savvas Savouri July 19, 2016
