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Data from the Thinking Ahead Institute shows that pension schemes have steadily reduced their home bias in equities, as the weight of domestic equities has fallen, on average, from 67% in 2000 to 38.5% in 2020.
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The drivers of Latin America’s economies have changed and that is observed by looking at the sector composition of the EM Latin American stock market.
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In recent times, the contribution of factors has steadily increased and actually overtaken the contribution of sectors in Europe.
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U.S. Fed Chairman, Jerome Powell, has made it official: We can no longer label the period of current inflation as transitory.
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Communication services sector index showed more negative correlations for sector indexes within the cyclical group, than it did with defensive sectors.
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Latin America had the lowest carbon intensity for EM, as measured by tons of CO2 emissions per USD 1 million in sales.
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As MSCI Research covered recently, style-factor indexes, such as value and growth, remain relevant as benchmarks to measure the performance of value- and growth-investing managers.
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Market sentiment isn’t static, and we have seen that recently with the gradual reopening of the economy and its impact on the performance of small-cap companies.
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As more investors incorporate ESG considerations into their investment decisions, some companies have changed their behavior, which has led to changes in their ESG profiles.
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Having a better understanding of the ownership structure of a firm and the various ownership control groups that may exist, can help international investors assess how loud their voices will be when the firm’s strategy is being decided.