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How will a rising 10‑year Treasury yield impact other assets?
Floating rate loans apper well-positioned to benefit from rate rises
Where can investors find defensive assets in today’s evolving markets?
Explore top defensive assets for today's changing market landscape.

Market Update: Tariffied
The S&P 500 has fallen nearly 9% from its February highs, with the technology-heavy Nasdaq officially in correction terrority, while markets outside the U.S. continue to outperform.
U.S. policy under Trump: What investors need to know
We explore the policy changes that could matter the most for markets and asset allocation.
The cryptocurrency moment: Return considerations for a new asset class
Should asset allocators now consider establishing positions in digital assets?
The cryptocurrency moment: Return considerations for a new asset class
Should asset allocators now consider establishing positions in digital assets?

Market Update: Trump Day One
Trump's initial actions: tariffs, immigration, energy impacts.
What will a second Trump presidency mean for markets?
Markets appear optimistic about another Trump presidency. But inflation could spoil the party.
Global impact multi-asset: Constructing a one-stop portfolio solution
Uniquely integrating impact considerations with financial performance
Special Topic: Can you trust recession forecasts?
Three special factors may help the U.S. economy avoid a recession.
The Fed’s big cut may favor high yield bonds
The Fed’s September rate cut reduced the risk of a recession. High yield bonds may benefit.
Cutting cycles and learning to love bonds again
History provides some clues about which asset classes are likely to outperform
How healthy is the U.S. labor market?
The Federal Reserve appears ready to cut rates. Job growth will be key for how stocks perform.

The Psychology of Leadership in Investment Management
Five ways to become an effective leader in money management
Will government debt boil the frog?
How much should investors worry about the ballooning U.S. government debt?

Manic market not a reason for investors to panic
Recent market volatility appears to reflect extreme risk-on sentiment and positioning
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