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Marcuard Heritage views the global economy as entering an inflationary boom defined by resilient nominal activity and elevated capital costs. The manager advocates holding short-duration high yield and senior secured credit, avoiding long-term government debt, and rotating equity exposure toward value, cyclicals, and low-correlated liquid alternatives.
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Marcuard Heritage views the global economy as entering an inflationary boom defined by resilient nominal activity and elevated capital costs. The manager advocates holding short-duration high yield and senior secured credit, avoiding long-term government debt, and rotating equity exposure toward value, cyclicals, and low-correlated liquid alternatives.
Marcuard Heritage views Q2 2026 as an inflationary boom with resilient nominal growth but persistent inflation risks. The preliminary US-Iran accord reduced Middle East tail risks while AI-driven capex supports technology and semiconductors. Stagflation is the main downside risk. The firm emphasizes capital preservation through short-duration credit and Liquid Alternatives, avoiding broad equity beta given elevated valuations and rising dispersion.
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Marcuard Heritage views Q2 2026 as an inflationary boom with resilient nominal growth but persistent inflation risks. The preliminary US-Iran accord reduced Middle East tail risks while AI-driven capex supports technology and semiconductors. Stagflation is the main downside risk. The firm emphasizes capital preservation through short-duration credit and Liquid Alternatives, avoiding broad equity beta given elevated valuations and rising dispersion.
Alpinum views global conditions as an inflationary boom supported by nominal demand and AI capital spending. With stagflation posing the central downside risk and equity valuations stretched, the firm emphasizes short-duration credit, senior secured loans, and liquid alternatives while maintaining selective exposure to non-US equities.
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Alpinum views global conditions as an inflationary boom supported by nominal demand and AI capital spending. With stagflation posing the central downside risk and equity valuations stretched, the firm emphasizes short-duration credit, senior secured loans, and liquid alternatives while maintaining selective exposure to non-US equities.