Newton Wrap April 2023

Newton Wrap April 2023

Investment insights and analysis to keep you a step ahead.

For professional and institutional investors only.

A new banking crisis?

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What do recent bank failures mean for the financial sector and the economy more broadly?

We believe that changing interest-rate expectations, negative sentiment, the potential impact on credit availability, and some company-specific issues have been drivers of recent volatility. We anticipate that we could see more ‘breakages’ this year, but our biggest current concern is that tighter money supply causes a recession.

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In focus

The compelling case for equity income

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As we enter a new investment era likely to be defined by uncertainty and volatility, CEO Euan Munro explains why he believes an active, discerning approach to equity income could be key in helping investors achieve attractive outcomes.

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Natural-resource equities: the case for asset class allocation

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Natural-resource equities are a unique asset class, a hybrid between real assets and equities. Albert Chu, CFA and Christopher Hazelton discuss why an allocation offers investors the ability to add alternative exposure into an evolving and more efficient investment portfolio.

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