This year marked our 40th year of partnering with clients in the UK. Our fund managers shared views on equities from emerging markets to the UK and US, and from impact investing to technology and infrastructure. Alts, ETF and fixed income specialists also presented opportunities for UK investors.
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Ben Russon & Jo Rands: UK equities: this is just the beginning
John Baldi: US equities: unlocking dividend growth and diversification in a concentrated world
Caroline Edwards: US equities: value investing through shifting style regimes
Sri Chandran: Are your clients underexposed to emerging market growth?
Lauren Romeo: US small caps: reversion to the mean?
Matthew Cioppa: Generative AI supercycle: driving renewed focus on tech innovation
Richard Bullas & Dan Green: UK SMID: phoenix from the flames
Murali Yerram: Indian equities: understanding market drivers
Lauran Halpin: Maximising returns through social impact
Peter Vincent: How to allocate to ETFs within a portfolio
Siena Sheldon: The first cut is the deepest
Franklin Templeton's global platform continues to evolve. This year's investment conference hopefully put in place the building blocks for another 40 years of partnership – we want to help you maximise today's opportunities.
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