SEB: Investment Outlook: Large differences and high volatility
(Thomson Reuters ONE) -
The global economy is continuing its dual-track growth. The consumer and service
sectors are in fairly good shape while conditions are tougher for the
manufacturing and commodity sectors, with surplus capacity and weak demand. In
the United States the Federal Reserve is expected to raise its key interest
rate, while central banks in Europe are signalling further economic stimulus
measures. The impact of the refugee crisis on Europe is humanitarian and
political; so far the economy has only been marginally affected, according to
the latest issue of SEB's quarterly Investment Outlook report.
"We provide our views on future earnings, valuations and market conditions for
various assets, and we present what we consider to be a suitable allocation with
the ambition of creating a robust portfolio in a complex and ever more volatile
environment," says Fredrik Öberg, Chief Investment Officer at SEB Private
Banking.
This issue of Investment Outlook includes a theme article about innovations.
Sweden is a pioneering country measured by most innovation metrics, both in the
business and public sectors. Economies and companies with good innovative
ability grow faster than those that do not invest sufficiently in new products
and services.
"Companies with an ability to continually challenge themselves are attractive.
There are many examples of technology shifts that are beneficial to those that
promote new technology and detrimental to those that fail to think along new
lines. In our theme article, we highlight both historical and current examples
of why it is important to take innovation into consideration from an investment
perspective," Mr Öberg says.
Investment Outlook gives readers an in-depth look at the investment climate and
the prospects for various asset classes. It also provides tips and advice about
current risks and opportunities in the art of investing. The report can be read
in its entirety at www.sebgroup.se.
For further information, please contact: Press contact:
Fredrik Öberg, Chief Investment Officer Anna Helsén, Group Press Officer
+46 8 763 63 04 +46 8 763 9947, +46 70 698 4858
fredrik.oberg(at)seb.se anna.helsen(at)seb.se
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SEB is a leading Nordic financial services group. As a relationship bank, SEB
in Sweden and the Baltic countries offers financial advice and a wide range of
other financial services. In Denmark, Finland, Norway and Germany the bank's
operations have a strong focus on corporate and investment banking based on a
full-service offering to corporate and institutional clients. The
international nature of SEB's business is reflected in its presence in some
20 countries worldwide. On September 30, 2015, the Group's total assets
amounted to SEK 2,743 billion while its assets under management totalled
SEK 1,631 billion. The Group has about 15,500 employees. Read more about SEB
at www.sebgroup.com.
Press release (PDF):
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Investment Outlook:
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