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Asset Allocation, Geopolitics

Middle East Conflict

Coordinated U.S. and Israeli strikes against Iran began on Saturday 28 February, while Iranian retaliation has spread across the region. Without any clearly stated intentions or objectives on the part of the United States of America, these events give rise to numerous hypotheses and uncertainties for the region in the coming months, as well as risks for investors.
Research Paper, Lucia Meloni, Emma Miguel Unzue, ESG, SRI

Brand Values: Unravelling Luxury Goods Risks

If brand value is image, reputation, and a track record of quality, the higher the price of the product, the more important that image is for pricing and profit. And the more susceptible to negative news which might affect that image.
Equities, AI, Felix Demaeght

Software: Will AI trigger a SaaSpocalypse?

Artificial Intelligence agents are moving beyond assistance and into execution. The emergence of AI agents such as Claude Cowork has intensified a debate among investors: could parts of the SaaS ecosystem risk structural disintermediation?
Coffee Break

Coffee Break

The State of the Polarized Union
Tame risk, Fixed Income, Credit, Charudatta Shende, Research Paper

Embracing risk in credit: the Candriam approach

Explore Candriam’s disciplined approach to credit investing. Learn how issuer research, ESG integration and risk visibility help navigate volatility and construct resilient fixed income portfolios.
Q&A, Fixed Income, Credit, Patrick Zeenni, Thomas Madesclaire

Unlocking extra income in subordinated financial bonds

In a world where investors are constantly looking for more income opportunities and stability, subordinated bonds issued by banks and insurance companies constitute an interesting alternative.
Alternative Investments, Monthly Coffee Break

Alternatives remain solid through momentum shift

Global activity proved resilient into the new year as policy uncertainty around US trade eased from late-2025 peaks and the IMF nudged world growth forecasts modestly higher. Within the euro area, Q4 growth accelerated, but January PMIs were mixed – manufacturing stabilised while services softened, pointing to a slight loss of momentum at the start of 2026.

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