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Does an Ethnically Diverse Board Mean Better Stock Performance?
Calvert Research and Management, a global leader in responsible investing and part of Morgan Stanley Investment Management, has released new research which aims to explore recent trends in ethnic diversity at corporate boards as well as its relationship to equity performance.
The 2024 Ruffer Review explores what the rise of artificial intelligence means for investors, the murky realities of cricket, and the “thankless endeavour” of forecasting. Also discussed are the technological developments that have shaped markets, and the political-economic ecosystem.
We believe that the ongoing disinflation process, combined with moderate global growth and the potential for central banks to ease monetary policy, presents a favorable backdrop for fixed-income markets. This summary is intended to aggregate the firm’s current overall views and present an at-a-glance dashboard.
The most widely followed global fixed income index includes emerging markets, but asset allocators looking to get full and meaningful exposure to the structural opportunity may need something different. The mighty ‘Global Agg’ Over the 50 years since they were conceived, Bloomberg’s Fixed Income Indices have grown to become a dominant force in fixed income…