The coronavirus pandemic has highlighted the importance of risks that fit within the realm of environmental, social and governance (ESG).
Improving Confidence Drives Emerging Market Rally in April.
Are the financial markets fooling us? Sonal Desai CIO - Fixed Income covers how the coming weeks will be crucial to shape the recovery.
This Equity Markets issue offers a window into post COVID-19 economic recovery.
Update on Small-Cap Positioning & Opportunities Post-Virus.
Here’s a look at how the coronavirus has impacted India—and the measures policymakers are taking to battle the economic impact.
Matt Moberg shares five technology-enabled themes he thinks are likely to disrupt traditional business practices over the next decade.
Global Flight to Safety Weighed on Emerging Markets in the First Quarter.
Hear how the recovery from the coronavirus shock is underway in China.
As China starts to emerge from the coronavirus crisis, what might a recovery look like?
The impact of the coronavirus on the US economy still isn’t fully known yet, as the situation continues to evolve. However, Franklin Equity Group’s Grant Bowers sees at least three reasons to be optimistic about the long-term recovery.
UK small- and mid-cap companies could emerge from this crisis a bit leaner. Thoughts on why this is encouraging by Richard Bullas and Dan Green.
Franklin UK Equity Team's Colin Morton explains why UK-listed companies in consumer-facing sectors are cutting or suspending dividends in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
Franklin UK Equity Team's Colin Morton weighs in on the increasing economic impact of the coronavirus and his perspective on its impact for the UK Market.
Global investors are facing extraordinary economic, political and financial market conditions that risk sending the world into a perilous period. Franklin Templeton’s Michael Hasenstab explains why he sees these conditions as an opportunity.
Colin Morton why he’s optimistic about potential rising dividend opportunities among UK-listed firms.
Amid slowing economic growth in India, the Modi government’s surprise corporate tax cuts have come at an opportune time.
Franklin Templeton’s senior investment leaders discuss why they do not see a recession in the near term, but are taking a cautious and nimble approach.
Why should investors care about climate change? Here’s a look at the investment implications attributable to climate change from Templeton Global Equity Group’s Maarten Bloemen and Matthew J. Kiernan, Chief Executive of Inflection Point Capital Management Inc.
Consumers in emerging markets are demanding more meat. But with virulent animal diseases threatening some traditional sources of their meat proteins, they are having to look beyond their domestic and regional markets to sate the demand.