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George Dent and Tom Miedema from Walter Scott provide a brief refresher on the firm’s approach and discuss the results of a deep dive into Industry 4.0, bespoke research conducted to gain a better understanding of the threats and opportunities posed by these emerging technologies.

This year has brought an increase in volatility to EM, and questions over market resilience in the face of a stronger US dollar, skirmishes in trade negotiations, as well as a number of political changes. This discussion will consider how the asset class as a whole appears stronger relative to other periods of rising interest rates, but investing actively is key.

Emma Mogford provides an update on the Newton UK Income Fund.

Catherine Doyle from the Newton Real Return provides an update on the Newton Real Return strategy.

Catherine Doyle, Investment Specialist del fondo multi-asset globale BNY Mellon Global Real Return, offre un aggiornamento dettagliato sull'andamento del fondo, sul posizionamento di portafoglio e sull'outlook di mercato del team di gestione.

15 things that make modern investing

15 things that make modern investing

15 things that make modern investing

15 things that make modern investing

15 things that make modern investing

15 things the make modern investing

George Saffaye from BNY Mellon's The Boston Company discusses the disruptive, transformational shift in how we use, power and control all means of mobility, profoundly impacting businesses, governments and consumers by materially altering interactions across the mobility landscape

Jim Lydotes lead portfolio manager on the Global Infrastructure Dividend Focus Equity Strategy from the Boston Company discusses the investment opportunities in our next generation cities.

John Bailer portfolio manager of the BNY Mellon US Equity Income Fund will look at the opportunities created in the US equity market due to positive fiscal policies and which companies will win and lose in this environment.

The revolutionary progress in the electric vehicle market is driving a new surge in demand for advanced car batteries. In this podcast Newton portfolio manager Naomi Waistell explores this changing landscape and some likely milestones on the road ahead.

Could the next wave of connectivity solve Japan’s demographic headwinds? In this episode BNY Mellon Asset Management Japan’s Miyuki Kashima explores the challenge and opportunity facing the developed world’s fastest-ageing society.

Millennials now form the largest generational cohort. From housing to technology, retail to travel, their choices and spending patterns will have a profound impact on investing for decades to come, says Amherst manager Chris Kelly.

In this episode Insight Investment’s April LaRusse discusses how the widespread adoption of artificial intelligence could unleash a world of change and radically transform the fixed income landscape.

As baby boomers look to move back into cities for retirement, resources such as water are being stretched. Jim Lydotes, portfolio manager at The Boston Company, part of BNY Mellon Asset management North America, looks at the next generation of cities and what it means for infrastructure investing.