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The Professor

Qualitative positioning for the next phase

Qualitative positioning for the next phase

One of the trickiest aspects of asset management is identifying potential alpha and beta in terms of future company performance. Despite assertions to the contrary, the answer is not always that positive alpha is a result of manager genius, whilst negative alpha is the result of bad luck!...

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Investor's Notebook

Beyond Tokyo

Beyond Tokyo

A look at the transformation of Japan’s major regional cities. Overall, demand in the office markets in Japan looks to have plateaued for now, with contracted rents remaining...

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The Fund Manager

The state of crude oil

The state of crude oil

Brent crude was grossly overvalued at 124 in June and black gold has come down as supply angst is replaced by the very tangible reality of a China where 7% GDP growth is not...

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The Fund Manager

Emerging market debt

Emerging market debt

It is perfectly logical that the summer rally in emerging market debt was aborted the moment Powell spoke at Jackson Hole and risk assets plummeted on the expectations of 'higher...

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The Analyst

All that glistens?

All that glistens?

What’s gold today may be coal tomorrow. It has been 15 years since Apple catapulted the smartphone into the mainstream, with the launch of the iPhone 1. Today there are more than...

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