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Niall Gallagher

Investment Director

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Pilot
Wednesday, December 11, 2024

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Introducing Steven Williams - Head of UK Distribution at GAM Investments
Thursday, December 5, 2024

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Scenario Economico Dicembre 2024
4 dicembre 2024

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Julian Howard on Markets
20 November 2024

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Julian Howard on Markets
06 November 2024

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Scenario Economico Luglio 2024
Tuesday, July 9, 2024

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Scenario Economico Giugno 2024
Thursday, May 30, 2024

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Scenario Economico Maggio 2024
Maggio 2024

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The key role of commodities - Danny Dhingra
24 April 2024

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Five structural trends for Europe – Niall Gallagher
17 April 2024

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Introduction to Late Stage Private Shares
Thursday, April 11, 2024

Christian Munafo, CIO of LSA, provides an overview of the opportunities in private markets.

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Scenario Economico Novembre 2023
Friday, November 10, 2023

Outlook 2025
Exposure to key structural growth drivers
December 2024

EUROPEAN EQUITIES: “European equities are exposed to many of the key structural growth drivers in global economies.”

Investment Opinions
Smart diversification: European equities’ role as portfolio de-concentrators
24 October 2024

With global equities more than ever dominated by US stocks and US equities themselves increasingly skewed towards the tech sector, Niall Gallagher analyses the role European equities could play as portfolio diversifiers.

Investment Opinions
Hyper Active: Targeting stock-specific risk among Europe’s global winners
13 September 2024

Our Hyper Active series explores how GAM Investments’ portfolio managers – across both equities and fixed income - aim to harness the potential of active management to deliver better results for clients. In the latest edition, we spotlight Niall Gallagher, Investment Director, European Equities.

Investment Opinions
Euro SMIDs - Are they unusually cheap versus the rest of the market?
04 July 2024

With many of the market’s biggest names powering the rally in European equities, there has been much talk over recent weeks about whether European small and mid-caps look cheap compared to their large peers. Niall Gallagher analyses the long-term structural factors at play, suggesting that, while SMIDs are attractively valued, they really are no cheaper than their larger counterparts.