Multi-asset teams weigh Trump impact in Q4

Grappling with the unpredictability of geopolitical events

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Scopic Research monitors the sentiment of multi-asset teams towards different growth, defensive, and diversifying assets on a quarterly basis. The sentiments are based on a 12-month view. Investment Week has joined with Scopic to share the results. Here, Paul Ilott, managing director of Scopic Research, summarises the findings for Q4 2024.

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