Many debt-issuing companies across emerging markets have positioned themselves well for the ‘higher-for-longer’ rates environment. EM economies are also on solid footing, and profitable cross-country collaboration is making EM corporate debt an exciting place to be.

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With 2023 falling short of expectations in terms of a recovery for emerging markets equities, Archie Hart explains the need for caution in the coming months, but remains optimistic on a 1- or 2-year view, given that the building blocks for a turnaround are beginning to fall in place.

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Environmental equities have been hit by a downturn in market sentiment. This is creating new opportunities to get exposure to parts of the economy expected to grow fast as the energy transition progresses. Deirdre Cooper and Graeme Baker assess the outlook for investors in decarbonisation.

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With interest rates set to remain higher for longer, investors have some thinking to do. Are the same rules that have applied for the past few decades still in play, or is a different approach needed?

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The Paris Agreement of 2015 inspired widespread action to reduce forecasts of future warming. Arguably, this is not enough. Ninety One’s Chief Sustainability Officer, Nazmeera Moola, discusses the investment industry’s roles and responsibilities when it comes to driving the transition to net zero.

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John Green, Chief Commercial Officer and Annika Brouwer, Sustainability Specialist reflect on their time at COP28, the progress that’s been made and the highlights from a climate finance perspective.

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With 2023 falling short of expectations in terms of a recovery for emerging markets equities, Archie Hart explains the need for caution in the coming months, but remains optimistic on a 1- or 2-year view, given that the building blocks for a turnaround are beginning to fall in place.

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At a global level, the path immediately ahead could be choppy. But beneath the surface, currents that favour emerging markets are gathering force, explain Victoria Harling, Varun Laijawalla and Grant Webster.

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A radical reset in borrowing costs has changed the rules of the game for investors. Philip Saunders and Sahil Mahtani assess the outlook for 2024 and beyond, and discuss where to invest for a new market cycle.

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In a detailed podcast, Philip Saunders argues that much of the current geopolitical malaise is the result of the rise of China – one of the five major structural macro themes identified in our ‘Road to 2030’ analytical series – its scale, its ‘all-state’ characteristics and America’s response to it.

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