Gold and silver are monetary metals that have historically exhibited low correlation to equities and bonds, with gold, in particular, influenced by movements in real interest rates. With US interest rate cuts anticipated in 2026, the environment may be supportive for gold. Ongoing concerns around debt, inflation and geopolitical risk continue to reinforce gold’s role as a store of value and portfolio diversifier, a view increasingly shared by global central banks. 

Join Ned Naylor-Leyland, Investment Manager, on 14th January as he discusses the outlook for precious metals and their role as uncorrelated assets in uncertain markets.

Webcast: Why gold and silver matter in 2026

Join Adam Darling, Jupiter’s Global High Yield Bond Investment Manager, for this live webcast, where he will outline how the team combines a disciplined macro process with fundamental credit research to uncover alpha in the global high yield market.

Cut out the noise, tune in to the opportunity

How can equity investors address the risk of high market concentration, expensive valuations and the ongoing ‘magnificent 7 dilemma’, all while continuing to generate alpha. James Murray, Investment Manager, Systematic Equities, explains how a systematic approach to investing in global equities can effectively address these concerns to provide investors with a diversified approach to global equities which blends exposure to well-established, large players with overlooked small-cap opportunities. He will also explain how the team's proprietary dynamic allocation model can effectively navigate changing market environments. Finally, James will unveil the team’s quantitative investment process and proprietary stock selection criteria.
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How to manage global equity exposure in volatile times

The debasement trade, fiscal fears and inflation risks have been buzzwords rippling through market commentary, while sovereign bond markets have quietly outperformed.
Join Mark Nash, James Novotny, Huw Davies and Orestis Vamvakas on Thursday 13th November at 9am GMT, as the team debunks commonly held market views by digging into the macro, where a new picture is forming for the global economy.

Webcast: Rethinking the Macro Environment

In a world marked by fragmented globalisation, policy desynchronisation, and renewed inflationary pressures, investors face a landscape of heightened uncertainty and diverging regional growth. Join Amadeo Alentorn, Head of Systematic Equities at Jupiter, for an in-depth webcast exploring how a systematic approach in the Old Mutual Global Equity (ZAR) and Jupiter Merian World Equity (USD) Funds is uniquely positioned to thrive in this environment.

Global Equities: Data-Driven Decisions in Uncertain Time

In a market characterised by uncertainty, where can investors find a consistent, uncorrelated source of alpha that has the potential to deliver across varied market environments? Please join Amadeo Alentorn, Investment Manager, Systematic Equities, who will explore how a systematic, market neutral approach can offer diversification benefits. He will also discuss how the Jupiter Merian Global Equity Absolute Return (GEAR) fund has performed against the backdrop of recent market volatility.

Finding true diversification amid market uncertainty

After years of coordinated central bank actions we see increasing macroeconomic dispersion. A global approach to fixed income investments might be needed to find the best opportunities currently on offer across bond markets. Ariel Bezalel and Harry Richards will discuss this, highlighting key investment implication for Jupiter’s Multi-Sector Fixed Income portfolios.

Jupiter Dynamic Bond webcast– Periodic Update

Join us for a deep dive on the current state of Financials Credit and in particular on AT1s/CoCos. Luca Evangelisti, Investment Manager for the Jupiter Financials Contingent Capital Strategy will discuss key topics such as fundamentals and valuations and share insights on Jupiter's approach to this segment of the market. 

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Financials Credit: Current state of the market & investing with Jupiter

As global governments digest and work out how to respond to Trump's widespread US tariffs, Ned Naylor-Leyland, Investment Manager of the Jupiter Gold & Silver Fund will discuss the impact on the economy and the roles of gold and silver as safe-haven assets in a time of heightened geopolitical risk and market uncertainty.
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The role of gold in times of uncertainty

Following significant swings in U.S. tariff policy, a more pragmatic stance appears to be emerging from the Trump administration, but uncertainty remains elevated. Ariel Bezalel and Harry Richards will discuss the implications for major global economies and highlight key opportunities and risks across fixed income markets. 
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Jupiter Dynamic Bond webcast – Periodic Update

With ongoing market uncertainty around global trade wars and shifting monetary policy, where can investors find a consistent, uncorrelated source of alpha that has the potential to deliver across varied market environments? Please join Amadeo Alentorn, Investment Manager, Systematic Equities, who will explore how a systematic, market neutral approach can offer diversification benefits. He will also discuss how the Jupiter Merian Global Equity Absolute Return (GEAR) fund has performed against the backdrop of recent market volatility.

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Webcast: Guarding against volatility in uncertain times

Innovation is at the heart of everything we do at Jupiter. Therefore, we have launched the Jupiter Global Government Bond Active UCITS ETF, listed on the London, German, Italian, and Irish Stock Exchanges under the market ticker “GOVE”. The Active ETF segment is forecasted to grow at a fast pace in the coming years and our product is an original, dynamic solution that not only enhances how we serve our existing clients but broadens our appeal to a new audience.

GOVE is managed by Vikram Aggarwal, who has more than a decade of experience in global government bonds, including developed and emerging market government bonds. Vikram is supported by the wider fixed income team with its deep expertise across sovereign and credit markets. With their complexity, potential for market inefficiencies, and sensitivity to macroeconomic factors, we believe Global Sovereign Bonds are an ideal asset class for an Active ETF.

To find out more and have the opportunity to ask any questions you may have, please join Valerio Angioni (Investment Analyst) in a live webcast on Tuesday 1st April at 10am CEST. The webcast will be in Italian. 

By registering for this webcast, please note that your contact details will be shared with both Jupiter Asset Management and HANetf. 

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Introducing Jupiter's first Active ETF - live webcast in Italian

Innovation is at the heart of everything we do at Jupiter. Therefore, we have launched the Jupiter Global Government Bond Active UCITS ETF, listed on the London, German, Italian, and Irish Stock Exchanges under the market ticker “GOVE”. The Active ETF segment is forecasted to grow at a fast pace in the coming years and our product is an original, dynamic solution that not only enhances how we serve our existing clients but broadens our appeal to a new audience.

GOVE is managed by Vikram Aggarwal, who has more than a decade of experience in global government bonds, including developed and emerging market government bonds. Vikram is supported by the wider fixed income team with its deep expertise across sovereign and credit markets. With their complexity, potential for market inefficiencies, and sensitivity to macroeconomic factors, we believe Global Sovereign Bonds are an ideal asset class for an Active ETF.

To find out more and have the opportunity to ask any questions you may have, please join Matt Morgan (Head of Fixed Income) and Vikram Aggarwal (Investment Manager) in a live webcast on Wednesday 19 March at 9am.

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Introducing Jupiter's first Active ETF - live webcast

Donald Trump is back in the White House and has begun to reinforce his “America First’’ agenda. Trump 2.0 is taking shape and will have huge implications for the global economy and markets prospects.  What is the administration’s plan here and does this give us a roadmap for investment?
Join Mark Nash, James Novotny, Huw Davies and Orestis Vamvakas on Tuesday 11 March at 9am GMT to hear how they decipher Trump’s path ahead, what affect this will likely have on global markets and address any questions you may have.
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Webcast: what impact will Trump's policies have on bond markets?

With turbulence surrounding changes in political leadership, shifting monetary policies and stress in bond markets, where can investors find consistent, uncorrelated alpha, and is it possible to design an investment process that has the potential to deliver across varied market environments? Please join Dr Amadeo Alentorn, Investment Manager, Systematic Equities, who will discuss performance of the Jupiter Merian Global Equity Absolute Return (GEAR) Fund. Amadeo will explain how a systematic, market neutral approach to global equities can offer diversification benefits. Marketing communication. For professional investors. Capital at risk.

Guarding against volatility in uncertain times

2024 has shown another year of strong growth for the US economy, while the rest of developed markets has been lagging. Risk assets have posted meaningful positive returns, while government bond yields defied expectations, closing the year broadly higher. During the webcast the Jupiter Multi-Sector Fixed Income Team (Ariel Bezalel and Harry Richards) will discuss the current environment and what investors could expect from fixed income markets in 2025, highlighting key investment implications for the Jupiter Dynamic Bond portfolio.
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Webcast: Jupiter Dynamic Bond – Periodic Update

Amid signs of weakening global growth and increased market volatility, how can investors produce consistent alpha and is it possible to design an investment process that has the potential to deliver across varied market environments?

Please join Dr Amadeo Alentorn, Investment Manager, Systematic Equities, who will discuss performance of the Jupiter Merian Global Equity Absolute Return (GEAR) Fund. Amadeo will explain how a systematic, market neutral approach to global equities can offer diversification benefits. 
Marketing communication. Capital at risk.

The fixed income markets are enthused by rising rate cut prospects, after more than two years of tightening spree. Growth is beginning to sag, and inflation has declined from elevated levels, providing some comfort to central bankers. Are we going back to the benign environment that persisted for a decade before Covid? Are long-end bonds cheap? Please join us on Tuesday 15 October to hear the views of Mark Nash, James Novotny, Huw Davies and Orestis Vamvakas as they address some of the questions confronting investors.

Webcast: What’s next for financial markets?

James Clunie, Head of Strategy, Absolute Return, provides his latest global update. 

James joined Jupiter in 2013.

Before joining Jupiter, James worked at Scottish Widows Investment Partnership as an Investment Director of equities, and managed a long/short equity fund and UK long-only funds. 

James was a senior lecturer in finance at the University of Edinburgh between 2003 and 2007, prior to which he worked as Head of Global Equities at Aberdeen Asset Management and Director and Head of Asset Allocation at Murray Johnstone International. 

James gained a degree and PhD from Edinburgh University and is a CFA® charterholder.

Jupiter Asset Management: James Clunie - February 2018

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