In MAPFRE AM’s last Interview of the month, we talk to Julian González, fixed-income manager, who warns of the risk that government over-indebtedness poses to the economy.
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The connection between MAPFRE, baron Haussmann and Swiss Life
Baron Haussmann is considered one of the major influences on Parisian architecture and urban planning. For this reason, one of the city's most famous boulevards is named after him, and the same street is home to one of the jewels in the crown of MAPFRE's real estate portfolio.
“The macro situation in Europe doesn’t justify a drop in rates”
Investors are paying keen attention to the June meeting of the European Central Bank (ECB) to be held next week, and at which a 25-basis point drop in interest rates is expected to be announced. The question is whether this cut is justified from a macroeconomic point of view…
La Financière Responsable appoints new chairman
French boutique asset manager La Financière Responsable (LFR), in which MAPFRE is the majority shareholder, has appointed Thierry Chesneau as executive chairman. Chesneau brings 25 years of management experience in the finance sector to LFR, mainly in running sales and business development functions.
Nvidia beats all expectations again
Techn giant Nvidia once again played a leading role this week in the markets, presenting Q1 results that topped all expectations and influenced overall market sentiment.
Fixed income: funds for capitalizing on the upcoming rate cuts
In this article, we talk about which fixed income funds to take into account in view of the possible drop in interest rates in June.
Townsquare Media has completed a successful transformation but remains undervalued
Jonathan Boyar, advisor to MAPFRE AM's Forgotten Value Fund, takes an in-depth look at communications and broadcasting company Townsquare Media.
Borussia Dortmund: The Champions League and the land of the forgotten (stock market)
Borussia Dortmund's shares have the largest weighting in the MAPFRE AM Behavioral Fund portfolio, over 7% of the total. After qualifying for the Champions League final, will it be able to rebound on the stock market?
The sluggish recovery of the Spanish economy: structural reforms are needed
MAPFRE Economics has improved its growth forecast for Spain for 2024 to 2.1%, compared to the 1.4% forecast in January, but this doesn't mean that the country doesn't need urgent reforms.
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