In this quarterly outlook, Pitcairn discusses fixed income, global and U.S. equities and the world economy, finding that investment success remainspredicated on the basics of:
Socially responsible investing now encompasses more than $3 trillion of the total U.S. investment marketplace. This approach to investing is evolving as it grows.
In this article highlighting the importance of title insurance for fine art, Stephen D. Brodie of Herrick, Feinstein LLP, finds that:
This January market review provides:
In this edition of Market Insights, Glenmede looks at:The Federal Reserve's intention to taper, or slow, bond purchases in the coming year.The "end" of deleveragingThe recapitalization of European Union banking institutionsThe re-emergance of emerging marketsThe report concludes with a look forward at investing for 2014.
Within NEPC’s 2014 Asset Allocation Letter, the author, NEPC’s Asset Allocation Committee, reminds us that investors often feel the emotional cost of diversification in the form of “missing out” on return when equity markets rally. The recent robust performance may tempt some investors to chase results. They remind us that investors, instead, must consider moving in a different direction.
In the first quarter 2014 issue of Global Foresight, Rockefeller & Co. provides comprehensive analysis and valuable insight for what investors can expect this year. This publication contains the following articles:
With so many conflicting data points and opinions in the market:How should investors view the outlook for stocks?What practical steps should investors take amid fierce debates about market valuation?
Atlantic Trust Private Wealth Management expects the investment landscape to be quite different in the year ahead as the bull market matures, the Fed shifts strategy and the global economy moves further away from the crisis-ridden environment that has prevailed since 2007. Some other insights:
Looking ahead to 2014, SEI Investments Company expects:Global economic growth will accelerate, led by the U.S. with important assists from other developed countries.China also should maintain a vigorous growth rate, helping to sustain global trade.U.S. Federal Reserve to continue to slowly ease stimulus efforts, while the eurozone is likely to remain troubled.