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It’s now been three weeks since the U.S. and Israel launched air strikes against Iran, plunging the Persian Gulf into war. We aren’t going to pretend we know what happens next. But we can map out a few scenarios, and the potential impact on the global economy and markets.

From Europe to Asia, global markets surged in 2025 while U.S. earnings growth became more concentrated. Early signs suggest this might continue.

The first 25 years of this century were shaped by a few notable themes: China, Tech, and low interest rates. Let's now look at the themes shaping the next quarter of the century.

In many ways, the market is upside down. This new setting might offer some unexpected opportunities for investors.

Deep dive into the exciting world of Private Equity, Real Estate, Private Credit, Infrastructure & Transport and Hedge Funds.

Many think the recent sell-off in tech stocks is the AI bubble bursting. Let’s compare it with what happened in 2000 and see what the data tells us.

There’s the Great Wealth Transfer and Longevity Effect. Here’s how our changing demographic and wealth is set to shape future markets.

With the backdrop of consistently strong broad market returns over the last few years, analysts are now looking at sector-specific plays that could outperform in 2026.