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Navigating volatility: Outlook 2025

Active returns through specialist and alternative investing

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Catastrophe Bonds: Diversification when you need it

The catastrophe (cat) bond space is seeing unprecedented demand for capital.

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Investment Opinions
China: (fast) charging ahead
15 April 2025

Powered by innovation from massive R&D spending, China’s technology-focused corporate leaders are pushing ahead of their Western peers, acting out the “Made in China 2025” roadmap before our eyes, says Jian Shi Cortesi, Investment Director, Asia/China Growth Equities. From advances in artificial intelligence (AI) to electric vehicles (EVs) and beyond, these innovations represent a global power shift, presenting what Jian sees as opportunities for investors.

Multi Asset Blog
The Trump Sentiment Slump
15 April 2025

Trumpenomics 2.0 is off to a bumpy start for US consumers, with inflation concerns, fears of layoffs and the stock market downturn impacting on both Wall Street and Main Street.

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GAM 2025 Proxy Season Expectations and Our Approach
14 April 2025

Simona Rubino from GAM's Responsible Investment team shares her views on key themes for 2025 Proxy Season and provides a review of GAM's approach to proxy voting during 2024.

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The appeal of mortgage-backed securities as a diversifier
08 April 2025

Tom Mansley, Investment Director, Asset Backed Fixed Income at GAM Investments, discusses the resilience of mortgage-backed securities (MBS) in the current challenging macroeconomic and political environment.

Investment Opinions
Q1 Multi-asset perspectives: Exceptionalism interrupted
04 April 2025

Julian Howard, GAM’s Chief Multi-Asset Investment Strategist, outlines his latest multi-asset views, exploring how high hopes for a strong start to America’s new golden age have been dashed amid a chaotic and unpredictable start to the new Trump administration. Attention is turning to other stock markets but American dominance can’t easily be replaced.

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