The outcome of US Presidential elections have mattered to the performance of emerging market equities and bonds. We looked at the last 8 cycles of elections, and found 3 channels of influence by which US elections influences emerging market

As new laws become effective and old laws phase out, investors should be mindful about how these changes may potentially impact their respective tax situations. Today we’ll provide some top ideas for you to keep top of mind.

As we stand on the brink of an Artificial Intelligence driven revolution, we are witnessing a shift in the world of software: the declining cost to create products, services, and businesses. Why does that matter to you?

With the direction of US taxes hinging on the election outcome, Ainsley Carbone, Total Wealth Strategist, CIO Americas, weighs in on what a Trump or Biden win could mean and how you can manage future liabilities either way.

We are on track for an economic soft landing. If you’re a business owner you might be thinking, “Ok, but what's next?” Today, we are talking to those in the business environment. Why does this matter?

Within Emerging Markets countries, middle class consumer spending is expected to grow from $30 trillion in 2015 to $60 trillion by 2030. With that backdrop, is this an opportune time for investors to be considering EM in their portfolios?

In 2024 alone, 80 nations will head to the polls. Angst is a common feeling for voters and investors alike. Alejo Czerwonko, Chief Investment Officer Emerging Markets Americas, explains how to stay focused on elections that will really move the needle.

Whether you’re an investor of REITs, or attempting to buy or sell a property, you probably have lots of questions. Where will rates be headed this year. Will house prices rise or fall?

Women account for approximately 80% of consumer spending and it’s estimated that they will inherit 30 trillion dollars by the end of the next decade. How should businesses think about serve this influential consumer?

It's all about interest rates and yield as we head toward the soft landing the Chief Investing Office expects. What’s in store for fixed income investors?