Published in May, the article examined Japan’s towering government debt and aging population, explaining why its domestically held debt and the Bank of Japan’s role make the situation less alarming than headlines suggest.
This mid-year Investment Perspectives article shared insights from our Fixed Income, Equities, and Private Markets CIOs on navigating uncertainty from protectionist trade policies and macroeconomic headwinds, highlighting where they saw the most compelling investment opportunities for 2025.
Starting the year with a splash, this Quarterly Outlook article argued that company fundamentals matter more than macroeconomic trends, examining their weak correlation with equity performance and identifying opportunities for active investors amid geopolitical uncertainty and shifting interest rate expectations.
This July article analysed the breakdown of the historic link between the US dollar and Treasury yields, exploring what the “great uncoupling” signaled for investor confidence, Trump’s tariff policies, and the potential end of US exceptionalism in global markets.
Published in April, this Quarterly Outlook article argued that broad market bets were misguided amid tariff uncertainty and rapid shifts, urging focus on company fundamentals while noting US exceptionalism was under pressure and short-term disorder could reshape the global economic order.
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In September, we announced our sponsorship of the EPL (Euro Padel League) London Rocks Women’s Team, training at our partner club Rocks Lane Multi Sports & Padel Centre in Chiswick, London.
In February, we launched Dream Machine, a different type of asset management podcast. Offering a more personal perspective on the world of investing, M&G Investments' fund managers share their insights on investing and discuss their career journeys, while revealing their dream vending machine items along the way. Hosted by Laura Brown and Alex Matcham, they bring you closer to the people behind the portfolios.
Already tuned in to Series 1? Put your memory to the test – how well do you know our fund managers’ favorite vending machine treats?
Running from May to October 2025, the festival celebrated sport across the capital with a series of installations and activations in some of London’s most iconic locations. As the official Padel partner, we were proud to spotlight the sport by hosting pop-up courts at two landmark destinations: St Paul’s Cathedral Churchyard and Tower Hill Terrace, overlooking the Tower of London. Widely regarded as the UK’s fastest-growing sport, padel centres on building strong partnerships – the same qualities that drive our business.
Calculated using an estimate that recreational players hit approximately 375-525 shots during a 45-minute session.