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Finding value and quality in a valuation-rich global equity market

While profit margins remain strong, elevated stock valuations and rising corporate debt could be warning signs for global equities. In such an environment, the best opportunities lie in the intersection between quality and value.

Paul G. Boyne, Senior Portfolio Manager at John Hancock Asset Management

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August 30, 2017

Paul G. Boyne, Senior Portfolio Manager at John Hancock Asset Management
AI, big data, and other disruptors driving tech stock dispersion

AI, big data, and other disruptors drive extreme tech stock dispersion that can burn generalist investors. See why long/short tech investing is best left to career sector specialists.

Bruce L. Glazer, Portfolio Manager at Wellington Management

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August 28, 2017

Bruce L. Glazer, Portfolio Manager at Wellington Management
The long-term case for tech stocks remains robust

Tech stocks have enjoyed large gains, and the recent run-up has left investors questioning the sustainability of current valuations. See why our long-term case for tech remains intact.

John F. Averill, CFA, Portfolio Manager at Wellington Management

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August 16, 2017

John F. Averill, CFA, Portfolio Manager at Wellington Management
Falling correlations point to rising opportunities for active managers

Cross correlations of U.S. stocks have fallen sharply in recent months, which may signal a new phase of the bull market favoring active management.

Matthew D. Miskin, CFA, Market Strategist at John Hancock Investments

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June 23, 2017

Matthew D. Miskin, CFA, Market Strategist at John Hancock Investments
Why risk management grows more crucial as investors retire

As a portfolio transitions from the accumulation to the distribution phase, the magnitude and timing of market volatility matter much more. See why risk management becomes essential in retirement.

Keith H. Van Etten, CAIA, CFP, CIMA, Portfolio Consultant at John Hancock Investments

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May 30, 2017

Keith H. Van Etten, CAIA, CFP, CIMA, Portfolio Consultant at John Hancock Investments
Why alternative investments may matter more than ever before

If the essence of investing resides in risk management, then maintaining a meaningful allocation to alternatives makes sense—especially now. John Hancock Investments’ Leo M. Zerilli, CIMA, shows why.

Leo M. Zerilli, CIMA, Global Head of Investment Product at John Hancock Investments

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May 11, 2017

Leo M. Zerilli, CIMA, Global Head of Investment Product at John Hancock Investments
How top active managers add value in international equity markets

A substantial number of actively managed international equity strategies have outperformed over the past three years, according to our research.

Leo M. Zerilli, CIMA, Global Head of Investment Product at John Hancock Investments

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April 13, 2017

Leo M. Zerilli, CIMA, Global Head of Investment Product at John Hancock Investments
Where strategic beta ETFs have outpaced active funds

Active management isn’t the only option for beating an equity benchmark. Our research shows that a substantial number of strategic beta ETF strategies have outperformed over the past three years.

Leo M. Zerilli, CIMA, Global Head of Investment Product at John Hancock Investments

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March 22, 2017

Leo M. Zerilli, CIMA, Global Head of Investment Product at John Hancock Investments
Where advisors are finding value and performance with ETFs

The debate over whether investors should use active or passive strategies in their portfolios has generated many opinions but few definitive conclusions—until now. See what our research revealed.

Michael L. Stephens, CFA, CAIA, Portfolio Consultant at John Hancock Investments

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December 16, 2016

Michael L. Stephens, CFA, CAIA, Portfolio Consultant at John Hancock Investments
As market volatility rises, asset returns fall—but not all

Correlations have been unstable and trending higher in recent years, reducing the effectiveness of conventional asset allocation. What can investors do? One answer lies outside traditional territory.

Keith H. Van Etten, CAIA, CFP, CIMA, Portfolio Consultant at John Hancock Investments

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November 18, 2016

Keith H. Van Etten, CAIA, CFP, CIMA, Portfolio Consultant at John Hancock Investments

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