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    Jean-Baptiste Sergeant, Antoine Lensel, ESG, SRI, Equities

    European Tech autonomy: a clearer path

    The structural shift towards European autonomy is already underway in the technology sector. Having relied on American and Asian capabilities for too long, Europe is now committed to reducing its technological dependence by strengthening its domestic capacities in strategic areas.
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Explore our latest articles and comments. Updated regularly, this section offers diverse perspectives and insights. Easily filter by tags such as authors, themes, and formats to find what interests you. Dive in and discover our viewpoints.

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Ken Van Weyenberg, Water, Equities, Circular Economy

The transition's next challenge: beyond clean energy

The environmental transition is often presented as a clean-energy story. However, as electrification scales, a different question is becoming more important: can the global economy secure, reuse and manage the resources needed to make the transition possible?
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Paulo Salazar, Dian Li, Emerging Markets, Equities, Emerging Markets Equities

Are emerging markets becoming a source for resilience?

For decades, investors tended to view the world through a consistent lens; developed markets offered stability, while emerging markets offered the potential for rapid growth, albeit with greater volatility and risk. That distinction is becoming less obvious.
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Updated each month, this section provides expert analysis and strategic insights. Stay informed with our latest market perspectives and allocations.

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    Monthly Coffee Break, Alternative Investments

    AI Cooled, Alternatives Ruled

    June was marked by resilient but narrower global growth, still-elevated price pressures and a renewed focus on energy risk. Global PMIs remained consistent with expansion, but supply-chain tensions and geopolitical uncertainty persisted after the partial reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
  • Monthly Coffee Break, Asset Allocation

    Keep calm and carry on

    The global cycle is still catching its breath. World PMI edged up only marginally in June, still consistent with instant growth close to 2.5% in Q2.
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    Monthly Coffee Break, Fixed Income

    Positive on euro investment grade

    We move US nominal duration back to neutral after the front-end overweight implemented last month. The main reason is the first FOMC meeting under Kevin Warsh and the market reaction that followed.
  • Monthly Coffee Break, Equities

    Sector leadership is broadening beyond technology

    Since the last equity committee in June, European equities have continued to advance, surpassing historic levels at the end of June, following the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the United States and Iran.

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Research Paper, Fixed Income, Credit, Tame risk, Charudatta Shende, Marie Thomin

Credit: Taming a Wide Universe

Credit markets have evolved. What was once considered a single asset class has become a broad, fragmented and multi-layered ecosystem spanning bonds, derivatives, private markets, currencies and capital structures—from senior secured debt to subordinated and hybrid instruments.
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Research Paper, Equities, Johan Van der Biest, Ken Van Weyenberg

The environmental transition

The environmental transition is no longer a distant policy ambition. It is becoming a structural economic force — reshaping energy systems, industrial value chains and resource infrastructure. As clean technologies mature and environmental pressures intensify, investors can look beyond short-term policy cycles to a multi-decade capex opportunity spanning electrification, circularity and water security.
Research Paper, Fixed Income, Credit, Fixed Income, Vincent Lapointe, Fabrice Sauzeau

Sustainable returns: in credit?

Why has the enthusiasm for sustainable investing lost its lustre? A lag in performance of sustainable European equities relative to the broader European equity markets over the last three years hasn’t helped. Sector rotation in equities is often blamed for this downturn in returns. .
Research Paper, Credit, Tame risk, Fixed Income, Marie Thomin, Charudatta Shende

Investing in Late-Cycle Credit

Late-cycle credit markets rarely announce themselves clearly. Spreads remain tight, income is still available, and risky assets may continue to perform. Yet beneath this apparent stability, the balance is shifting: compensation is thinner, risks are more idiosyncratic, and the margin for error is narrowing.
Research Paper, Fixed Income, Credit, Tame risk, Charudatta Shende

Navigating the Credit Cycle

If you ask a fixed income investor to describe the credit cycle, most will readily cite its four familiar phases: Repair, Recovery, Expansion and Downturn. Knowing the terminology is straightforward. The more relevant question is: why does it matter for portfolio outcomes?
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