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Key investment themes - fourth quarter 2017
Each quarter, our strategic asset allocation committee meets to identify the key themes that could affect global financial markets. This quarter’s key themes include:
1. Digging below the surface of UK indices - A conundrum in UK equity valuations
2. Time to shine - Gold is back in the spotlight
3. Out of fashion - Is there still value in Europe’s equity markets?
4. The hunt for yield - Attractive infrastructure investments are harder to find
5. Running on empty - Are US and UK consumers driving into another crisis?
Kendal office sponsor new Julian Cooper art exhibition
The Kendal office has teamed up with Abbot Hall Art Gallery to host a new celebratory exhibition by revered Cumbrian artist Julian Cooper.
The exhibition Julian Cooper: Paintings from 1970 to 2017, runs from Friday 7th April through until Sunday 2nd July.
Richard Dawson, Regional Director said:
“We are always very keen to sponsor local events. We have previously sponsored exhibitions with Lakeland Arts Trust and they’ve always been a great success so we are delighted to be involved in this exciting exhibition.”
“We are very proud to be able to play our part in bringing a collection of 30
2015 2nd Quarter - Key Themes
Each quarter we produce a market review based on the key themes discussed at our Strategic Asset Allocation Committee. This quarter's key themes include:
- The equity-bond conundrum: Has QE distorted financial markets?
- Increasing dispersion: Equity market returns are diverging by sector, region and style.
- Trouble in the eurozone: The ECB's latest move could be too little too late.
- Reforming Japan: Corporate governance standards are improving.
- UK commercial property: Investors might want to locate he exit points.
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2014 second quarter - key themes
Each quarter we produce a market review based on the key themes discussed at our Strategic Asset Allocation Committee. This quarter’s key themes include:
1. Sterling looks overvalued, but currency headwinds may continue for some time.
2. With markets close to fair value, long-short strategies can boost performance.
3. Referendum: "Should Scotland be an independent country?"
4. China - hard landing or managed slowdown?
5. Emerging markets - are bonds a better way to gain exposure than equities?
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2014 first quarter - key themes
Each quarter we produce a market review based on the key themes discussed at our Strategic Asset Allocation Committee. This quarter’s key themes include: