Climate Delta Strategy: The missing link in the transition investment landscape

Discover how Antipodes’ Climate Delta Strategy offers a pragmatic value-based approach to Net Zero investing – balancing risk-adjusted returns with real-world climate impact through proprietary transition scoring and active stewardship.
Is the growth in private credit sustainable?

Across the developed world, private credit lending has exploded in size over the last 10–15 years.
The case for Global Credit

This paper introduces Global Credit investing, highlighting its attractive risk/return profile, diversification, and liquidity benefits. We also outline why Global Credit should be a core component of any investor’s portfolio asset allocation.
Could Japan’s record share market rally ignite a call to action by Korean regulators?

Find out why the surging Nikkei Index could prompt Korean regulators to adopt corporate governance reforms similar to those introduced in Japan.
Daimler CEO underlines the stock’s appeal

Learn how Daimler aims to retain its robust market position in the truck sector and how earnings can remain stable despite lower volumes in 2024.
Good Value Briefing | Could Korean equities match Japan’s record stock market rally?

Korean regulators look like they may be following the path carved by Japan with the recent announcement of their Value Up program of corporate reform.
The risks ‘higher for longer’ rates pose to private equity

The possibility of higher-for-longer US rates may not materially affect the overall economy, but it could challenge private-equity-backed businesses.
Seeking value in the auto sector

Covid-related supply chain disruptions had a dramatic impact on the industry, curtailing demand by around 30m units, or around one-third of pre-pandemic global auto sales.
Finding opportunities amid uncertainty

We are targeting non-US listed multinationals with significant exposure to the US economy as an attractively priced way to exploit any soft landing in America.
Keeping an open mind on interest rates

US inflation is proving stickier than expected. We believe this trend could continue – and with the economy also remaining relatively resilient, investors need to be open-minded to the prospect that rates will remain higher for longer.