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The US debt burden has grown substantially, with no easy solution in sight. What's the answer, and what does it mean for investors?
How can equity investors build portfolios that capture the potential of exciting thematic stories?
Insurers likely face a very different investment regime today than they have in the past, with higher and more volatile interest rates as well as structurally higher inflation.
Biodiversity is gaining prominence as a potentially material issue for companies and investors around the world.
Companies that provide effective solutions to biodiversity loss are likely to enjoy substantial growth potential, creating exciting opportunities for investors.
Market volatility isn’t going away soon. Equity portfolios that seek to reduce losses in downturns can deliver surprisingly resilient return patterns—helping investors stay in the market through bouts of turbulence.
In research contributed to the Journal Investment Management, AB's data science experts test the efficacy of text mining techniques and find that there are opportunities to use these signals in stock selection.
A confluence of events is affecting the asset management industry, forcing industry participants to rethink their competitive positioning and evolve to survive in the new world order
In times of uncertainty, a well-defined focus on quality companies can help provide a solid foundation for long-term equity return potential.
Inflation remains persistent and central bankers responded with aggressively tighter monetary policy, which will mean slower growth. Although the near-term outlook is challenging, perspective is important. For example, not all economic downturns are catastrophic and households around the world are still on solid financial ground.
As the transformational science of synthetic biology makes a growing impact on more industries, equity investors will find exciting opportunities.
Modern slavery is a clear risk to people-and a growing concern globally. Through comprehensive research and engagement with companies, investors can not only report on modern slavery risks but also strive to reduce them. This can drive better outcomes for investments and the world.
Could national currencies go digital? No, they wouldn’t be cryptocurrencies, but the Fed and other monetary policymakers are testing the waters of augmenting traditional currencies with digital versions. Who’s in the lead, and what challenges are central bankers working through?