What does 2021 have in store for investors?
DWS CIO expects European stocks to lag while five climate themes will benefit from rising commitments
Investment Strategy
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Will post-Brexit Britain be attractive to European investors?
It has looked cheap for a while, but that hasn’t been enough so far
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How should fund managers address the liquidity problem?
It’s not just property funds that are causing headaches
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Why high net worths should flock to angel investing
Especially as negative interest rates bite
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US Election: Trade wars, climate change and control
European investors may need to react quickly depending on who wins the White House
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Forget the US election crystal ball
It’s not only the winner you need to predict, says one portfolio manager
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Is it too early to start planning a covid comeback?
‘There is the potential for 2021 to be the opposite of 2020’ – but the state of play could be very different
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A brave new dawn for European infrastructure investment?
Covid recovery efforts likely to appeal yield-hungry investors
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NN IP CIO: Strategies to balance China-US geopolitical risk
Tilt portfolios towards companies that are domestic facing
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Is emerging Europe recovery on hold until a vaccine appears?
Stocks are cheap but they have lagged global equity rally
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Going green to pay for covid-19
Governments applying an ESG lens to the recovery brings opportunities for investors
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Outlook: China set to win trade war as finance democratises
Covid-19 to accelerate transition to more sustainable form of capitalism