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T. Rowe Price (NASDAQ-GS: TROW) today launched its first product giving investors the opportunity to simultaneously pursue their financial goals and to have a positive impact on the global environment and social equity issues. The T. Rowe Price Global Impact Equity Fund recognizes the significant, secular changes afoot in financial markets as many investors seek to marry these goals and as corporations, investors and other stakeholders increasingly appreciate the link between societal good and financial performance.
The fund will employ an active management approach to seek companies that are on the right side of these changes. It will initially be offered to U.S. investors, but the firm intends eventually to introduce the strategy to clients around the world.
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Yves Bonzon, Group Chief Investment Officer at Julius Baer, looks into the future trends In association with
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Yves Bonzon, Group Chief Investment Officer at Swiss Wealth Manager Julius Baer, talks to
Gulf News on the secular trends that will define the next decade and how the pandemic continues to impact financial markets
You came out recently with the ‘Secular Outlook’ report defining the key themes for a decade. Did you see a major shift in trends from 2019 to 2020 impacting your outlook due to the pandemic?
The pandemic did not as much shift secular trends as it accelerated them, and substantially at that. Back when we first formulated the key themes for the 2020s in the fall of 2019, we hypothesised the end of the neo-liberal era was close, and envisioned a new unorthodox policy template, which relies less on purely monetary levers and places a greater importance on fiscal stimulus and debt monetisation, as suggested by proponents of Modern