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Nick Samouilhan live on Bloomberg TV: Wellington's Samouilhan on Markets
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Wellington's Head of Multi-Asset Strategy, APAC, Nick Samouilhan joined Bloomberg anchors Haslinda Amin and Rishaad Salamat for a discussion on macro and markets. Nick sees the Fed’s focus moving from policy and inflation to policy and growth, predicts the next chapter is “more about micro than macro,” and believes China is moving cautiously to a new economic model. He also contends there is a “range of corporates out there that are facing a much tougher corporate environment, which is something we need to focus on.”
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Wellington Management expands wealth coverage in Hong Kong with the addition of four equity funds for the retail segment
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The four fund offerings provides individual investors with capital growth opportunities, designed to leverage long-term structural change and attractive fundamentals, with focuses on education, sustainability, and brand power.
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Press release: Wellington Management enters Hong Kong retail segment with the launch of four investment funds
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Wellington Management expands wealth coverage in Asia with the launch of four new funds in Hong Kong, offering individual investors solutions focused on income distribution, diversification and capital growth opportunities.
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Opinion: Five investment essentials for 2022
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As the world continues to recover over the coming year, a cautiously optimistic outlook seems warranted. Nick Samouilhan, portfolio manager at Wellington Management, highlights five trends that should shape the next 11 months for investors. The coming year should welcome in a post-pandemic recovery — albeit with many fits and starts along the way.
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Press release: Wellington Management and the MIT Joint Program announce climate change research collaboration
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Through this alliance, the MIT Joint Program’s integrated team of natural and social scientists will provide our investment teams with comprehensive climate change projections that address various environmental, economic, and policy scenarios . The objective of this research is to outline decarbonization pathways for corporate operations, supply chains, and products, while also assessing their potential economic impacts.
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Wall Street Journal | 15 CEOs reflect on their pandemic year and the lessons they’ve learned
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In this photo essay from the Wall Street Journal, 15 CEOs — including Wellington’s incoming CEO Jean Hynes — share how and where they’ve been working during the pandemic, and offer some lessons learned during this unprecedented time.
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Barron’s report | The 100 Most Influential Women in US Finance
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Congratulations to our incoming CEO Jean Hynes on being named one of the 100 Most Influential Women in US Finance for the second consecutive year by Barron’s!
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