Schroders: 3 raisons du redressement «plus rapide» des obligations d’infrastructure
Ces 35 dernières années, les obligations d’infrastructure ont été plus stables que les obligations d’entreprise.
Schroders: How microfinance investment can empower female entrepreneurs?
BlueOrchard Chief Executive, Patrick Scheurle, explains why investing in women is important, not just to overcome inequality but also to build stronger economies and better quality of life for society as a whole:
Schroders: P.Harrison: How the investment industry can help during the Covid crisis
A long-term approach is now more vital than ever, says Schroders’ CEO. Companies should be supported - but with conditions.
Schroders: Energy transition is accelerating
Moving away from carbon-based energy production is a long term trend that investors can still catch. By Mark Lacey, Head of Commodities at Schroders
Schroders: 10-year forecasts: what returns do we expect from major asset classes?
We have developed fresh forecasts for absolute returns across asset classes for the next ten years.
Schroders: Investing in climate change: risks and opportunities
Picking the potential winners from the losers as climate change transforms the global economy. By Yashica Reddy, Associate Product Manager at Schroders
Schroders: Three myths surrounding ESG in emerging market debt
Many feel that a focus on ESG is not compatible with emerging market debt investing. We disagree.
Schroders: The three fastest-growing trends in healthcare
With new insight into diseases and a multitude of new medicines being developed, it is an interesting time to be investing in healthcare. Here are three of the three fastest-growing trends.
Schroders: Is Bill Gates right about the “zero” climate impact of fossil fuel divestment?
Billionaire Bill Gates claims selling shares of fossil fuel companies is ineffective in the fight against climate change and has had “zero” effect on emissions. We think he has a point.
Schroders: Stranger Things vs Mickey Mouse: How the media old guard is adapting to disruption
Everyone’s focused on the new kids on the block like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, but don’t underestimate the ability of the established order such as Walt Disney to adapt and thrive.