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Coffee Break - Listen to the Fed Chair

The US Federal reserve bank is meeting and Chairman Jerome Powell will hold a press conference which should emphasise that the progress on inflation has slowed in the first quarter. The monthly US job report will be the arbiter on the strength of the labour market, in particular following the recent drop in employment in business surveys. Preliminary inflation figures for April are due in the euro zone and some of its members, including France, Spain, Germany, and Italy. Preliminary GDP growth estimates of the past quarter will also be in the spotlight. Final numbers on industrial production and retail sales from developed countries will help investors gauge consumer spending and provide insight into the state of the economic cycle.
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Coffee Break - Growth momentum in focus

With the Global flash PMIs out, focus will shift to major economies' growth momentum. European readings, especially Germany's, are closely watched after the lagging performance among euro zone peers last year.
Fabrice Sauzeau, ESG, SRI

Auf dem Weg zur nachhaltigen Solvency II-Richtlinie...

Obwohl diese Ziele durchaus lobenswert sind, gibt es methodische Hindernisse. Die ursprünglichen Ziele von Solvabilität II waren Harmonisierung, finanzielle Stabilität und der Schutz der Versicherungsnehmer.
Asset Allocation, Monthly Coffee Break

Green shoots this Spring

In our opinion, it is time to add cyclicity to the portfolio to benefit from an improving environment.
Aktien, Monthly Coffee Break

Investor interest is returning

Global stock markets ended Q1 at an all-time high, fuelled by continued investor optimism. The resilience of the global economy, particularly in the US, has pleasantly surprised many.
Alternative Investments, Monthly Coffee Break

Strong alpha generation across alternative strategies

Markets held up well during March, supported by robust economic indicators coming from the US, manufacturing and services PMIs improving in China and an increasingly dovish stance from the ECB.
Charudatta Shende, Nicolas Jullien, Anleihen, Research Paper

The Big Shrink - Wie navigiert man sich durch die High Yield-Märkte?

Seit Ende 2021 gab es in der Wirtschaft deutliche strukturelle Veränderungen, von der Dekarbonisierung über die Neuordnung der Lieferketten bis zu höheren geopolitischen Risiken. Dadurch änderte sich auch die Zinslandschaft. Wie wirken sich die Zinsen, die in den vergangenen beiden Jahren deutlich höher lagen als in den zehn Jahren davor, auf die High-Yield-Märkte aus?

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