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Weekly Manager Views
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Weekly Manager Views: Fixed Income
15 January 2021At GAM Investments’ latest Fixed Income Meeting, held on 12 January, our investment specialists discussed developed and emerging market currencies, fiscal sustainability and the US housing market.
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Outlook 2021: Niall Gallagher
12 January 2021Niall Gallagher takes a look at some of the European equity themes that were ’supercharged’ over the course of 2020, discusses the importance of a focus on ESG and explains why he is optimistic on opportunities in the region this year.
Multi Asset Perspectives
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Multi asset perspectives: Recovery versus stagnation
05 January 2020GAM Investments’ Julian Howard outlines his latest multi-asset views, discussing the equity market’s counter-intuitive positive performance in the pandemic year of 2020 and the navigating investors will have to do around near-term recovery and long-term stagnation.