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”Our Thinking
Explore insights, research and context on investing and markets
from our investment teams. We hope their diverse viewpoints and
experience can help inform your investment decisions.
The latest commentary on factors affecting the markets and investors’ portfolios
Eagle Asset Management shares how inflation in the market can affect a fixed income portfolio.
There are no easy answers for how ongoing trade issues between the United States and China could affect stocks.
Are you equipped to seek your long-term investment goals—or are you missing a crucial piece?
Mid-caps can help investors gain an early position in stocks that might become tomorrow's blue chips.
Does your portfolio have adequate exposure to the mid-cap space? Many don’t.
With shifting global geopolitics, Scout Investments explains how investors can benefit from active investment management.
Learn Eagle Asset Management teams' thoughts on whether the midterm election results will affect markets going forward.
Cougar Global offers observations on how deregulation, the deficit and more may be affected by the midterm results.
A snapshot of market happenings, a review of the portfolios and an outlook from Carillon Tower affiliates.
Carillon Tower Advisers and its affiliates offer in-depth perspectives about investment-related themes to aid our clients’ understanding.
Mid-cap stocks may be more established than smaller peers but more nimble than larger companies.
Cougar Global Investments shares thoughts on recent market volatility and why it may not be a good measure of risk.
Many investors are choosing professionals to manage their bond portfolios in an ever-changing fixed-income market.
Our ongoing Q&A series features Carillon Tower affiliate managers sharing their diverse investment philosophies and thoughts on the market.
Abe Sheikh, chief investment officer at Cougar Global talks about the firm’s distinct approach to risk and their reaction to recent volatility.
Pat Dunkerley, lead portfolio manager for the Carillon Scout Mid Cap Fund, explains why you need a mid-cap-only manager.
