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We expect fiscal liquidity and dovish central bank policy in 2026 to pressure bond yields, which should support utilities and also drive growth on GDP-sensitive user-pays infrastructure.
Dividend Strategy 4Q25: With investors beginning to ask whether AI represents a bubble, our approach limits the risk of a bubble popping.
Emerging Markets 4Q25: The Strategy outperformed the benchmark for the quarter and full year, led by strong contributions from our holdings in Korea, China and Taiwan.
Global Infrastructure Income 4Q25: We expect a continued constructive policy environment in conjunction with further AI-related capacity additions to continue to support infrastructure investments.
International Growth EAFE 4Q25: We have increased our exposure to stocks with value characteristics through our structural growth bucket, mostly by expanding allocations to banks.
Large Cap Growth 4Q25: The Strategy meaningfully underperformed its benchmark, with underweights to mega cap and lower quality AI beneficiaries the main headwinds.
Growth 4Q25: A balanced, high active share approach drove a third consecutive quarter of outperformance amid heightened volatility and rapid market reversals.
Despite bubble fears, there are several key differences between the late 1990s and today that we believe bode well for U.S. equities in the year to come.
PM Andrew Mathewson makes the case for emerging markets equities, highlighting growth, innovation and why investors should consider an active allocation to the asset class.
