Our websites
For people managing their own savings and investments.
For professional investors managing investments on behalf of someone else.
Funds
Explore fund information, pricing and performance details.
Asset classes
Explore our investment products and solutions across asset classes
Solutions
Bespoke investment solutions to meet clients needs or problems
Themes
Invest today in what’s shaping tomorrow
Our offerings
View our sustainable investing solutions and how we integrate ESG factors into our investment research.
Sustainability Insights
Explore our thought leadership on environment, social and governance themes. See how they may impact your investment decisions.
Governance and leadership
Find out more about our governance and leadership structure, designed for accountability and transparency in our sustainability research and solutions.
Active ownership
Read about our active ownership, which includes active engagement and proxy voting.
Document library
Find our latest detailed policies, position statements and voting & engagement reports in our document library.
Insights
Digestible insights offer our investment opinions and views on asset classes, strategies, markets, and sustainability.
Global Macro Research
Innovative macro research on the big economic, policy, political and behavioural themes shaping the investment landscape.
About us
We're here to help you achieve your clients investment goals and broaden their financial horizons
Contact us
Find out how you can get in touch with one of our dedicated teams
The expert opinion and research driving our investment decisions.
QUICK LINKS
How can real estate reduce its negative impact on nature? We discuss our views.
A look at the opportunities and risks in the long-dollar credit market.
Our summary of developments in emerging market debt in February 2024 and outlook.
A look at some of the companies delivering cutting-edge solutions to help harness solar power.
We give our insights into European residential real estate and how it is adapting to market changes.
What’s behind the India stock market rally? Does it have further to run? We answer these questions and more.
A look at how investors might navigate the current environment with the help of listed real estate trusts.
Which emerging-market companies are capable of paying dividends over the long-term?
Central banks have so far waged a successful campaign against inflation. But with the end in sight, will the ‘last mile’ be the toughest to cross? We examine the implications for growth and monetary policy, as well as the range of potential outcomes.
This episode of our podcast discusses the current challenges and opportunities facing the Chinese economy.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt left little in the way of surprises in a mostly pre-announced budget. The focus on voter-friendly tax cuts continues, with fiscal stimulus providing around a 0.3% boost to GDP growth through supply-side improvements. But little fiscal headroom and largely unrealistic assumptions of future spending cuts will create a very difficult fiscal inheritance for the next government.
In our Monthly Macro video for March, Luke Bartholomew, Senior Economist, looks at whether the final stage of the battle against inflation will prove to be the hardest.
We now expect the US economy to achieve a soft landing this year. But the economy is not completely out of the danger zone, with the risk of a sharper slowdown higher than normal.
The market seems geared up for the Bank of Japan (BoJ) to scrap yield curve control (YCC) and negative rates (NIRP) this year. But communication over timing remains unclear. And there are even doubts about the sustainability of Japan’s exit from disinflation over the medium term. We break down the waymarks to watch for any policy shift.
In this episode, we discuss the rising US inflation in January and the challenges of bringing inflation back to the target.
Turmoil in small cap equities created another headache for the country’s policy makers and is one of the reasons why household savings will probably sit on the sidelines. The elevation of ‘productive forces’ as policy priority should give further impetus to easing but will likely amplify the supply-side biased policy response, keeping ‘low-flation’ concerns on the table.