Franklin Templeton Brazil is cutting risk across its portfolio on expectations that President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s new administration won’t bring about the changes investors see as key to improve the nation’s finances.
The US and China need each other, and Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping recognize that maintaining a conversation and a degree of cordiality is important, according to Franklin Templeton CEO Jenny Johnson.…
Franklin Templeton is betting that Indian investors’ rising interest in fixed income will power the next leg of its growth in the country, where it is regaining ground after a credit crunch six years ago.
Franklin Templeton CEO Jenny Johnson declares private credit permanent, touting yield premiums amid illiquidity warnings and AI risks. Market AUM eyes $2 trillion in 2026, with innovations like target-date funds targeting 401(k)s.