Insights

In August, investors welcomed a dovish-leaning message from Federal Reserve Chair Powel at his Jackson Hole appearance – where he pivoted his focus towards downward risks to the labor market versus upside risks to inflation.

In preparing this Climate Report, we have utilized the TCFD recommendations as a key reference framework to enhance the transparency and consistency of our climate-related reporting.

We are pleased to present our Sustainability Report, showcasing our commitment to both sustainable investing and corporate responsibility and highlighting our ongoing efforts to integrate sustainability into every aspect of our business.

In our latest report, Michael Le Coche, Vice President, Research and Predictive Analytics, outlines where the most compelling opportunities in Canadian real estate lie for forward-looking investors.

Fiera Capital is proud to publish its 2024 Annual Report. Discover how we’ve strengthened our global positioning, our market engagement, and reinforced our commitment to sustainable growth.

Global equity markets extended their gains and pushed broadly higher in July, with the MSCI All Country World rising 1.3%. The S&P 500 (+2.2%) hit a string of new records thanks to solid earnings results in the “Magnificent 7” group of stocks and as President Trump inked some trade deals. The S&P/TSX (+1.5%) also ended […]

As the Fiera Global Emerging Markets Strategy marks its 15-year milestone, Senior Portfolio Manager, Ian Simmons reflects on the evolution of the Strategy and shares how active stock selection, local insight and a catalyst-driven approach continue to uncover compelling opportunities across EM.

The Fiera Canadian Equity Team is proud to publish their 2024 Sustainable Investing Report, showcasing the tangible evidence that their holdings have made on their sustainability progress.

Read our latest quarterly Investment Outlook and Portfolio Strategy document, providing a financial market recap for Q2 and our outlook for the next 12-18 months.

The second quarter ended on a bright note on the back of easing tensions on both the trade and the geopolitical fronts.

In May, trade headlines once again dominated financial markets – albeit in a relatively positive light as signs of simmering tensions were met with a revival in risk appetite.

In April, financial markets were whiplashed by a flurry of headlines on the trade front. While “Liberation Day” was met with sweeping tariff announcements, the trade war between the United States and China escalated with tit-for-tat levies.