Insights you might have missed during 2025

Food and AI, investing in HK, and shutdown economics

Explore this selection of high-quality insights that you may have missed during 2025, from top global asset managers and institutions.

Why Does the S&P 500 Matter to Korea? (S&P Dow Jones Indices)

This paper explores the S&P 500 from the perspective of market participants based in South Korea.

Powering the Food Industry with AI (MIT Technology Review)

There has never been a more pressing time for food producers to harness technology to tackle the sector’s tough mission.

Factory Reset: Investing in the Future of Manufacturing (PGIM)

The global race for technological superiority is pushing both private capital and government support into ramping up domestic production.

Long-Term Investing in Hong Kong (HKIMR)

Hong Kong offers globally competitive accumulation products, but 67% of participants say more decumulation options are needed to turn assets into stable income for long-term needs.

Shutdown Economics (State Street)

When public data goes dark, alternative indicators step into the spotlight. Here’s how strategists and economists are navigating economic blind spots created by the U.S. government shutdown.

AI 101: Technology Hype-Free Guide (Deutsche Bank Research Institute)

Almost three years since the launch of ChatGPT, Artificial Intelligence remains mysterious and misunderstood. This guide assists.

The Future of Sovereign Debt in Europe (New York Life Investments)

Europe has a strong legacy of fiscal discipline, but often at the cost of productive investment. Lauren Goodwin and Julia Hermann host Florence Pisani, Chief Economist of Candriam, and Nicolas Jullien, Global Head of Fixed Income at Candriam, to discuss the future of debt sustainability in Europe.

Fixed Diversification Matters More than Ever (BNP Paribas AM)

Interest rates and credit spreads influence bond performance. Both are typically negatively correlated, providing attractive diversification potential for fixed income portfolios.