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Podcast: Matthew Lilling and Deepon Nag, ClearBridge’s Co-Directors of Research, discuss their active research philosophy, technological integration and the value of collaborative fundamental research in navigating global market dynamics and technological disruptions.
Financials analyst Miguel Del Gallego explains how banks and payment companies are positioned amid the emergence of stablecoins.
Jeff Schulze and Josh Jamner prognosticate on whether the second half of 2025 will match the macro and market volatility of the first or pro-growth policy shifts will take hold.
Podcast: PMs Mike Clarfeld and Erica Furfaro explain how an active investment approach guides them through volatile markets like the current one.
Ben Buckley, Anna Bui and Jean Yu launch the 2025 ClearBridge Stewardship Report and explore the latest in ClearBridge’s thinking on the impact of ESG integration and engagement.
Analysts Hilary Frisch and Naveen Jayasundaram take the pulse of companies leading Gen AI efforts in the wake of the DeepSeek disruption.
Miguel Del Gallego and Steve Rigo discuss how Trump policies, persistent inflation and animal spirits could impact banks and other financials stocks.
Health care analysts assess the prospects for clinical breakthroughs in biopharmaceuticals and medical devices under a new administration.
The AOR team analyzes how Fed policy and a Trump presidency could impact the country’s economic and market leadership.
Analysts Hilary Frisch and Tom Mao highlight software companies best positioned as the industry rebounds from a recent slowdown.
