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Geopolitical fragmentation, investing in a multipolar world

Research Paper, Equities, Geopolitics, Infrastructure, Johan Van der Biest, Ken Van Weyenberg
Geopolitical Fragmentation | Europe’s Investment Moment | Candriam Discover how Europe’s drive for strategic autonomy is reshaping global investing. Read Candriam’s latest research and explore our European Autonomy Fund.
  • Fixed Income, Charudatta Shende

    Credit Markets: Strength Beneath the Surface, Caution Above It

    Global credit markets have entered the final quarter of 2025 in remarkably good shape. Corporate fundamentals remain robust: earnings across sectors have generally surprised to the upside, leverage is low, and balance sheets are strong, in contrast to sovereign balance sheets, where leverage remains elevated.
  • Healthcare, ESG, SRI

    Why healthcare, why now?

    On Tuesday, September 30, the pharmaceutical industry issued its first formal response to President Trump’s recent letter on drug pricing, announcing a deal between Pfizer and the US administration.
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Charudatta Shende, Fixed Income, Credit, Economic Outlook

Navigating the Selective Strength of Credit Markets

Yields remain elevated across both U.S. and European markets, offering attractive carry for investors in both Investment Grade (IG) and High Yield (HY).
Research Paper, Bertrand Dardenne, Alternative Investments, Economic Outlook, Geopolitics

Unlock the Potential of Merger Arbitrage

Merger Arbitrage is a sophisticated investment strategy that capitalizes on the price difference between a target company's stock price in the market and the acquisition price during mergers and acquisitions.
Asset Allocation, Macro, Economic Outlook, Emile Gagna, Florence Pisani

Slowdown on the Horizon…

Despite rising geopolitical tensions, the global economy showed surprising resilience in early 2025, and inflation continued to normalise.
Research Paper, Bob Maes, Philippe Dehoux, Fixed Income, Economic Outlook, Portfolio Construction

Euro Swap Spreads : Unpacking Asset Classes

You want to talk about euro swap spreads versus US swap spreads? We watch that, too. But to be honest, that graph is one of the last things we look at when managing euro fixed income aggregate portfolios. So if you want to see it, you’ll have to read all the rest of this page first.
Research Paper, Pieter-Jan Inghelbrecht, Johann Mauchand, Steeve Brument, Alternative Investments, Portfolio Construction, Economic Outlook

Restoring Diversification

We have previously examined the equity/bond allocation and asked, ‘Is 40/30/30 the new 60/40?’ Well, yes, we think it is. Our work shows a long-term correlation between equities and fixed income that is frighteningly close to 1.0. This increased correlation fundamentally alters the effectiveness of traditional portfolio construction.
Olivier Clapt, Research Paper, Asset Allocation, Portfolio Construction, Economic Outlook

Capital Market Assumptions – Long-term return forecasts

Although navigating by the stars can seem brave and adventurous, we would not recommend it on financial markets. Better be equipped with a solid compass !
Sylvain De Bus, Philippe Dehoux, Fixed Income, Portfolio Construction, Economic Outlook

Bonds are Back…So Which Ones?

European yields have returned to more historical norms following the years in the low-yield wilderness, while the German fiscal situation is reaching an inflection point.

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