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Paul Brain
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Fixed income: opportunities in a rising rate environment

Are global bond opportunities starting to appear?

24 October 2022
Fixed income, Macro views, Sector research
A look into dividend investing
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A look into dividend investing

Jon Bell talks to David Chambers and Adam Reed about their academic research challenging misconceptions about equity-income investing.

12 August 2022
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Fixed-income opportunities in a rising rate environment

Paul Brain discusses why US bond markets are offering opportunities not currently available in European markets.

20 May 2022
Fixed income, Sector research
India and net zero: the path ahead
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India and net zero: the path ahead

How is India tackling climate change?

10 May 2022
Emerging markets & Asia, Global equities, Responsible investment, Sector research, Sustainable
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