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China housing market downturn and its impact
13 January 2026 | Jian Shi Cortesi
The slowdown in China’s real estate market has been a key factor putting pressure on the country’s GDP growth. In this article, Jian Shi Cortesi, Investment Director of Asia/China Equity at GAM Investments, assesses how the property market is influencing China’s equity performance.
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Q4 Multi-Asset Perspectives: Proceeding with care
07 January 2026 | Julian Howard
Julian Howard, GAM’s Chief Multi-Asset Investment Strategist, outlines his latest multi-asset views, exploring how market invincibility is flying in the face of uncertainty and slowing growth thanks to strong secular trends. Continued participation in any market progress going into 2026 will demand a structurally disciplined approach to accompanying diversification, whatever the New Year brings.
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The future of AT1s: “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”
05 January 2026 | Romain Miginiac
The European Central Bank’s latest recommendations have rekindled debate over Additional Tier 1 (AT1) bonds. While authorities may question AT1s’ effectiveness in absorbing losses in times of market stress, legislative practicalities and the need to maintain AT1s’ market viability could limit the scope for change. With significant reforms unlikely, investors may instead focus on managing volatility, risk and opportunity in an environment of historically tight spreads in AT1 Contingent Convertible Bonds.
