Ultra-Long Gilts – Too, Too Dear
Ultra-long gilts provide interesting opportunities, but not at today’s prices.
Ultra-long gilts provide interesting opportunities, but not at today’s prices.
Investors should increase their allocations to Asia at the expense of U.S. and/or European equities.
Investors would be well served to tilt their portfolios toward high-quality assets.
Small-cap stocks on both sides of the Channel have performed quite well this year, though their momentum could begin to diminish under the force of several headwinds.
An overview of emerging equity including valuations, correlations with other asset classes, risks, investment vehicles, and benchmarks. Exhibits cover market capitalization, comparative valuations among emerging countries, and performance data on representative emerging equity managers.
Despite rapid price appreciation and broadening investor bullishness, Japanese equities remain attractive.
This report examines the diversification benefits of oil and gas, entry/exit prices, risks (“dry-hole,” liability, and tax), implementation issues, and investment manager evaluation criteria.
The risks to U.S. corporate profits are underappreciated.
Can government and property industries craft a real estate investment vehicle that shores up the tax base and satisfies investor demands?
Investors’ allocations to energy-related assets have increased significantly. Given that energy commodities are overvalued, should we be concerned?