Union Investment: What to Expect in H2 2026?

  

‘💡 Outlook: What to expect in capital markets in the second half of 2026? On balance, despite geopolitical uncertainties, capital markets continue to present more opportunities than risks, states Tobias Schmidt, Head of Portfolio Management and CIO for Liquid Assets at Union Investment. For institutional investors, it is now especially important to conduct thorough analysis, … Continued

CIO & CEO of ASK Investment Managers on the Outlook for the Indian Market

  

‘George Heber Joseph, CIO & CEO – Equity, ASK Investment Managers, in conversation with moneycontrol.com, shares his views on the improving macro environment, the outlook for large-cap equities, and the sectors that could benefit from the next phase of market growth.’ Watch the detailed interaction here: Interview with ASK CIO & CEO George Joseph

Rathbones’ Head of Global EM Tim Love on the Opportunity outside Silicon Valley

  

A magnificent opportunity outside Silicon Valley? ‘AI needs chips, memory, cloud networks and platforms to function. Five tech giants control that infrastructure in emerging markets (EM) and beyond. Yet they’re trading at a fraction of Mag7 valuations. Head of Global EM Equities Tim Love explains why he believes Samsung, TSMC, Alibaba, Reliance and Tencent (START) … Continued

ASK CIO on Investing in India Through a Quality Lens

  

‘George Heber Joseph, CIO and CEO, Equity, ASK Investment Managers, in a moneycontrol.com feature, shares ASK’s view on navigating the current market through a quality led lens. He explains why large caps remain the preferred allocation at this stage, while selective opportunities are opening up in parts of the broader market.’ Link:ASK CIO on Investing … Continued

Lightman Investment Management: Some Signals for Equity Market Caution

  

In our latest note, we outline reasons for caution in certain parts of the equity market, look at possible geopolitical scenarios and give an update on portfolio strategy. — We believe investors should be prepared for the risk of a US-led bear market, given valuations and allocations that we show are similar to 1929 — … Continued