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Navigating volatility: Outlook 2025

Active returns through specialist and alternative investing

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The catastrophe (cat) bond space is seeing unprecedented demand for capital.

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Multi Asset Blog
Did markets get Liberation Day all wrong?
07 May 2025

Markets bounce back from their excessive early-April despair on optimism that growing pragmatism can resolve the Trump tariff tangle and signs that US corporates can still prosper in the new era.

Active Thinking
Active Thinking: PE investing amid tariff waves
07 May 2025

Christian Munafo, Chief Investment Officer at Liberty Street Advisors, explores how private companies are responding to market volatility and why this might attract investor interest.

Multi Asset Blog
Tariffs – have markets over-reacted?
30 April 2025

Following a sell-off that began in mid-February, stock markets’ recent bounce reflects some hopes that, despite the President’s bluster, some pragmatism may be setting in as policymakers and companies react to the uncertainty.

Investment Opinions
What to focus on now
30 April 2025

‘Liberation Day’ and its aftermath have left investors shaken and bruised. Recognising that in the short term markets trade on sentiment is vital. During the present uncertainty, investors could do well to remember that equity buy-and-hold - with effective diversification - remains a well-proven approach.

Investment Opinions
What disruption really means
24 April 2025

Paul Markham, Investment Director, Global Equities, talks to GAM’s Head of UK Distribution Steven Williams on how he defines disruption and the fact it can have an impact across all sectors and industries, with technology an enabler of that disruption rather than necessarily being the business of the companies in which he invests.

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