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JPMorgan’s Gabriela Santos says investors don’t have to abandon the AI boom to protect themselves from the next selloff. She explains why AI-driven volatility is likely to keep returning, and identifies Treasuries, gold, core real estate and European stocks as potential portfolio shock absorbers. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Despite recent growth, private credit represents only about 1.5 per cent of Canadian investment funds’ total net assets
Munich Re has reclaimed its position from Swiss Re as the largest global reinsurers that use IFRS-17 accounting standards, while Lloyd’s has moved to the top ranking of non-IFRS-17 reinsurers…
The economy does not grow if we ourselves consistently pound our business environment into the mud and proclaim to the world that there is no point in investing in Estonia, writes Erkki Keldo.
