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What a year it has been
Best reads of 2020

What a year it has been

Few could have foreseen the havoc wreaked by Covid-19 on economies and societies in 2020. Below is an overview of and links to the content we produced to guide you through the crisis.

Value took
a beating

But our value experts are
resolute that a comeback
is on the cards

Check these links:

A quant winter
ahead
Dealing with the
pressure (podcast)
A factor bruised
and battered

Trends went from strength
to strength

But despite holding their
own in these exceptional
circumstances, not
all trends have
enjoyed the same
success

The Big Book
of Trends and
Thematic
Investing

The rise of
sustainability

While it might sound logical, it's
anything but. As leaders in
the field, we're pleased to
see SI playing an ever
greater role

Four post-Covid-19
ESG trends
SIX magazine
The link between
ESG and per-
formance

Responding
to the pandemic

As many were sent reeling
by the sudden outbreak,
we started to analyze
the pandemic from
a broader
perspective

Covid-19 and
the Spanish Flu:
a comparison
Our response
is crucial

What to expect in 2021 (and beyond)

5-year Expected Returns Brave Real World (digital event) Annual outlook
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