The world is changing at a rapid pace and structural forces of change such as population growth and aging, urbanization, technological advances, resource scarcity, and societal changes are all reshaping our future.
Zoom out and cut through the short-term noise: our thematic framework is aimed at gaining from secular trends, so that investors can unlock long term investment opportunities.
Our experienced teams focus on identifying exciting and attractively valued companies that are at the cutting edge of innovation.
Investing for tomorrow
Our thematic products are forward looking and supported by powerful megatrends, whereas traditional investing is often based on current market values and past winners.
Diversify away from traditional benchmarks by focusing on potential future winners.
Access to early-stage companies
Innovative companies that can adapt to megatrends and evolving demands by developing new products and services stand to benefit from significant growth potential. Our investable companies are defined by their exposure and level of purity to the theme. We offer both pure-play1Â and blend solutions to give investors an opportunity to gain from more focused or broadly diversified exposures.
Subject matter experts
Our investment teams focus on specific themes and market niches. As a result, they become experts in their areas of competence.
We interact with industry leaders and academics while conducting our bottom-up, propriety research based on company fundamentals to find innovative growth opportunities.
Our pure-play range
Learn about our pure-play approach to investing and discover our suite of strategies that offer focused exposure to exciting themes shaping the future.
Thematic Equities
Transcending traditional equity allocation with long-term structural growth opportunities
- Harnessing climate data
- Webinar with Bin Shi – From pessimism to prosperity
- AI and datacenters: A new source of electricity demand
- Navigating fixed income in 2025: Key trends and insights
- Asia credit market on the recovery path
- Background screening: Unmasking a hidden threat
- Known unknowns of infrastructure investments
- Will US bond markets outperform Europe and China in 2025?
- 2025 Fixed Income Default Study
- Reasons for a standalone India allocation in a global portfolio
- Informed, active and collaborative
- AI-enabled robotics and automation
- The Red Thread – Diversification edition – Webinar
- Not all net zero pathways are created equal
- Infrastructure 2025 Outlook
- Needles in haystacks
- Comparative & competitive advantages
- Embodied carbon
- Data centers
- Weight loss drugs – hope or hype?
- Emerging market debt reflections following IMF-World Bank meetings
- Fundamental investment
- The messy route to net zero: Improv lessons from a jazz master
- Evolving climate aware investing
- The rise of natural refrigerants
- Fixed income outlook – 3Q 2024
- Standing proud!
- Webinar with Bin Shi – Is China back?
- Proving resilience and durability
- Portfolio diversification with Sukuk
- The Fed did it, and may do it again soon
- IT infrastructure – the backbone of digital society
- Driving conversations and action on sustainability
- Biogas – an untapped source of renewable energy
- Using technology to tackle disability
- What can business leaders learn from space exploration?
- Fixed Income Outlook – 2H 2024
- Q3 2024 equity market outlook
- The investor’s dilemma
- Magnificent moats?
- Megatrends and disruptive innovation
- A tug-of-war transition
- Nomadic survival
- Not all net-zero pathways are created equal
- How does AI change drug discovery?
- Climate meets nature
- Decarbonizing transport
- The training wheels come off
- Turning climate goals into tradable commodities
- Yielding answers: Are cash investors being complacent?
- Fighting the fake drugs challenge
- Investing in India’s ambition
- Start with the farmer
- Dollar and debt dominate IMF-World Bank discussions
- The case for emerging markets
- Green leases
- Built to last? Measuring and mitigating the physical risks of climate change
- Double take on China: FDI
- David Craig: Nature presents a risk and a missed opportunity
- Uranium – a powerful element in energy transition
- Is Climate Change impacting the U.S. stock market?
- Robotics today and tomorrow
- Q2 2024 equity market outlook
- Quantifying carbon and climate risk
- The next move: Trying to predict central banks’ inflation end game
- Recovery signals: Will China’s economy rebound?
- Mirror image: Will this year prove to be the opposite of 2023 for China equities?
- Taking action!
- Unlocking the potential of QFII and RQFII: A guide for investors in China
- EM investment grade sovereign hard currency debt in central bank portfolios
- The role of ESG regulation in private markets
- How do electric vehicles affect global oil demand?
- The fight against inflation enters extra time
- Progress brings opportunities in China bonds
- Macro outlook and impact on fixed income for 2024
- How China thrives in the technology race
- Investing in China with patience and confidence
- Q1 2024 equity market outlook
- 2024 Fixed Income Default Study
- Expanding electric grids is essential for the energy transition
- Sparking bonds back into life
- Asia credit market outlook
- Emerging market review and outlook – equities and fixed income
- Technology transforms the transplantation process
- COP28 – Delivering in the desert
- Green premium
- Finding our voice: Active owners need to bring something to the table
- Can Chinese equities withstand a slowing economy?
- An entrepreneurial state
- China and net zero: An existential sustainability issue
- Time to Separate EM and China?
- Unlocking green shipping
- A new game plan to invest in China
- The force awakens in fixed income
- Lithium-ion batteries: powering the future
- Recapturing the upside in income generation through covered calls
- Q4 2023 equity market outlook
- Reaching new heights
- The Long and Short of it: Will a new China emerge and change the way of investing?
- Integrating ESG into factor index solutions
Risks
- Diversification is no guarantee against loss. All investing involves risk including loss of principal. Investors may lose part or all of their invested amount.
- Equity markets can be volatile. Investors may lose part or all of their investment.
- A focus on specific themes can lead to significant sector, country, and regional exposure.
- Sustainability and ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) considerations may have adverse impacts on stock price performance.
- In cases of significant inflows or outflows, there may be a disparity in the value date between stocks from different countries, which can result in unintended short-term currency exposures.
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Introducing our leadership team
Meet the members of the team responsible for ÃÛ¶¹ÊÓƵ Asset Management’s strategic direction.