Some investors have written China off. Some even consider the country uninvestable. However, many Chinese companies now lead their global sectors with promising prospects.

We emphasise the sustainability of earnings growth over the magnitude of earnings growth. Consumer Staples companies are increasingly challenged as they face cost inflation and increased sustainability costs.

A small island in Japan called Kyushu is now known as “Silicon Island” due to the massive investments from TSMC and other tech companies. C WorldWide has portfolio exposure to several mentioned companies in this Insight. Read here:

You cannot expect the average fund to outperform the market, just like you cannot expect the average football club to do better than average.

We have broad exposure and are well-positioned in our portfolios to leading companies exploiting AI technology. The question is: When will AI repeat the pattern of internet development in terms of earnings growth?

Jim Hagemann Snabe, Chair of the Supervisory Board of Siemens AG, Chair of the Board of Directors of Northvolt and Member of the Board of C3 AI, shares his views of the 2020's from a leadership perspective.

History shows that high-quality companies typically perform well when global economic growth slows. Even recessions come to an end, and then it’s good to be in a position that has a longer-term perspective.

We live in a world of constant change. Long-term investors who understand the potential and dynamics of this development can take advantage of a host of exciting investment opportunities within the theme of financial inclusion.

The need to improve general public health in Asia creates good investment opportunities. Especially improvements related to the environment and air pollution offer multi-year growth potential.

”Reversion to the mean” is viewed by many as a natural law. But the story of humanity is one of long-term progress.