Are US Small Caps Poised to Outperform?
Yes. We believe higher-quality US small-cap companies trade at a significant discount to large-cap peers, and their balance sheets have held up better than headlines suggest.
Yes. We believe higher-quality US small-cap companies trade at a significant discount to large-cap peers, and their balance sheets have held up better than headlines suggest.
Yes. A record of roughly $925 billion of US commercial real estate (CRE) debt is maturing in 2024 and refinancing needs in future years are also significant.
The 2023 US edition of our annual report on the history of financial markets provides context for the range of returns investors can expect from equities, bonds, and cash; reveals the importance of various components of equity returns; examines the evidence for equity mean reversion; and reviews the relationship between initial valuations and subsequent returns for equities and bonds.
No, we anticipate performance will broaden out beyond mega-cap tech stocks, which have driven US equity performance in recent years.
Today many US states are concurrently holding primaries, which are critical for presidential hopefuls to secure delegates.
In this edition of VantagePoint, we review the drivers of US outperformance in the context of historical expansions, consider what markets are pricing in, and if stronger fundamentals for US equities justify higher valuations.
This publication presents manager performance for 37 asset classes and substrategies, showing the median, mean, and key percentiles of return. Relevant indexes for each asset class are also included to provide market context.
Risk assets enjoyed mostly positive returns in CY 2023. Developed markets equities led as fears over the severity of a possible recession moderated and inflation declined.
Delve into our private equity operating metrics analysis that not only illuminates the fundamental levers and value drivers in private equity, but also explores a risk and return comparison between private equity and public equity.
In the first half of 2023, despite macro headwinds, US private equity remained resilient, while venture capital continued to “correct.”