- April 2018
- TRENDS
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FEATURES
- GREATER CHINA
- PRODUCTS & INITIATIVES
- PRIVATE EQUITY PANORAMA
- REAL ASSETS
- HIGH-YIELD INVESTING
- EMERGING MARKET EQUITIES
- TAIWAN UPDATE
- TECHNOLOGY
- RMB INTERNATIONALISATION
- C-SUITE EXCLUSIVE
- CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
- RESPONSIBLE INVESTING
- BEST OF THE BEST AWARDS 2018
- SEMINAR
- EVENTS & CONFERENCES
- INSIGHT
- FOCUS ON INDIA
- MPF INDICATORS
- SEARCH DIRECTORY
- MARKETWATCH
- ROAD WARRIOR
- APRIL 2018 E-MAGAZINE
- ASSET ALLOCATION
- GOING PLACES
Back to April 2018
Eyes wide shut
- Asia
- Global
Current consensus around macro trends and resultant asset allocation decisions, as observed by Pimco in its Asset Allocation Outlook in February, and many others, seems to be an acceptance that the long golden high noon of 2017 stock valuations is de...
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